Routledge History of Philosophy, Volume 9: Philosophy of Science, Logic and Mathematics in the Twentieth Century

Hegel on history --
Copyright --
Contents --
Acknowledgements --
Chapter 1 Introduction --
Life and influence --
Scope of the inquiry --
Text of the Introduction --
Varieties of history --
Predecessors --
Structure of the inquiry --
Part 1 Philosophical Foundations --
Chapter 2 Presuppositions --
Logic of consciousness --
Scepticism --
Idealist metaphysics --
Double meanings --
Chapter 3 Subject and infinite power --
Preliminary observations --
Immanence and transcendence --
Chapter 4 Concept and spirit --
Idea and concept --
From nature to spirit --
The philosophical tradition. Ordinary usage --
Forms of spirit --
Chapter 5 Freedom --
Everyday thought and philosophy --
Ethical life --
Objectivity and subjectivity --
Being at home --
Consciousness and realisation --
Interval --
Chapter 6 From system to history --
Dialectical categories --
Recognition --
Actual and rational --
Part 2 The Course of History --
Chapter 7 Passion and conquest --
Interests --
States of mind --
The world's court of judgement --
Might and right --
Chapter 8 The cunning of reason --
Types of purpose --
Kant's conception --
Principles of development --
Literal truths --
Ancients and moderns. Chapter 9 Peoples --
Ethnic diversity --
Non-European peoples --
Eurocentricty --
Imperialism --
Chapter 10 States --
Forms of state --
Beginnings of history --
Role of memory --
Chapter 11 The end of history --
Kojeve --
The last stage --
Two forms of development --
Morning prayer --
Poverty, politics and religion --
A vanished world --
Gates of hell --
Recognition and equality --
Chapter 12 The ways of God --
Problem of evil --
Divine comedy --
Death of God --
Consolations of immortality --
The empirical record --
World history in the twentieth century --
Responsibilities --
Notes.