Hegel’s Encyclopedic System

Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
List of contributors
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Hegel’s Science of Reason as a Science of Freedom: From Nuremberg to Heidelberg
Chapter 3 Hegel’s Heidelberg Encyclopedia as the Principal Work of a Metaphysics of Geist
Chapter 4 Philosophy as the Science of Freedom
Chapter 5 Hegel’s System and the Negativity of Dialectics
Chapter 6 The Encyclopedia System as a Form of Worship
Chapter 7 Between Religion and the Empirical Sciences: Hegel’s Concept of Philosophical Science According to the Introduction to the Encyclopedia
Chapter 8 Temporal Strata of Historical Experience in Hegel’s Encyclopedia
Chapter 9 Hegel’s Logic as a System of Illegitimate Totalities
Chapter 10 Nature’s Otherness: On the Status of Nature in Hegel’s Encyclopedic System
Chapter 11 The Two Souls: Some Remarks on Hegel’s Investigation of ‘Soul’ in the Philosophy of Subjective Spirit and Philosophy of Nature
Chapter 12 Truth and Method in the Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences
Chapter 13 Objective Geist Today
Chapter 14 The Absolute Spirit as the Consummation of Hegel’s Concept of Truth
Chapter 15 The Proximity of Philosophy to Religion: Hegel’s Evaluative Reason
Chapter 16 Hegel’s Notion of Philosophy: The Concept-Based Unity of Self-Referential Universality and Differentiated Particularity
Index