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Chapter List (61) Free
- 1: Preface: On Scientific Understanding I. Contemporary Scientific Tasks
- 2: Preface: On Scientific Cognition II. The Development Process from Consciousness to Science
- 3: Preface: On scientific cognition III. Philosophical cognition
- 4: Preface: On Scientific Understanding IV. Requirements in Philosophical Research
- 5: introduction
- 6: Chapter 1 Sensible Certainty; The One and Meaning
- 7: Chapter 2 Perception; Things and Illusions
- 8: Chapter III Forces and Intellect; Phenomena and the Extrasensory World
- 9: 1. The interaction of force and force
- 10: 2. The inner nature of force
- 11: 3. Infinity
- 12: Chapter Four: The Truth of Consciousness’s Self-Determinacy
- 13: 1. Independence and dependence of self-awareness; master and slave
- 14: 2. Freedom of Self-Consciousness; Stoicism, Skepticism, and Troubled Consciousness
- 15: Chapter 5 The Certainty and Truth of Reason
- 16: 1. The Rationality of Observation
- 17: (a) Observations of Nature I.Observation on Inorganic Matter
- 18: (a) Observation of Nature II.observation of organic matter
- 19: (a) Observations on Nature III.view nature as an organic whole
- 20: (b) Observations of the pure self of self-consciousness and its relation to external reality; laws of logic and laws of psychology
- 21: (c) Observational Physiognomy and Phrenology of Self-Consciousness in Relationship to Its Immediate Reality
- 22: 2. Rational self-consciousness is realized through its own activities
- 23: (a) Pleasure and Necessity
- 24: (b) The laws of the heart and megalomaniacs
- 25: (c) Virtue and the course of the world
- 26: 3. Real individuality in and for itself
- 27: (a) The kingdom of spirit animals and deception, or the thing itself
- 28: (b) Legislative rationality
- 29: (c) Review of the rationality of the law
- 30: Chapter 6 Spirit
- 31: 1. The true spirit; ethics
- 32: (a) The ethical world; human law and divine law, man and woman
- 33: (b) Ethical conduct; human knowledge and divine knowledge; sin and fate
- 34: (c) Legal status
- 35: 2. Self-alienated spirit; enlightenment
- 36: A．alienated spiritual world
- 37: (a) Indoctrination and its real kingdom
- 38: (b) Faith and pure insight
- 39: B．enlightenment
- 40: (a) The struggle between enlightenment and superstition
- 41: (b) The Truth of Enlightenment
- 42: (c) Absolute freedom and terror
- 43: 3. The spirit and morality with certainty to itself
- 44: (a) Moral worldview
- 45: (b) Inversion ①
- 46: (c) Conscience, the good soul, evil and its forgiveness①
- 47: I．Conscience is the freedom of the self within itself
- 48: Ⅱ.universality of conscience
- 49: Chapter VII Religion
- 50: 1. Natural Religion①
- 51: 2. Art Religion①
- 52: (a) Abstract artwork
- 53: (b) living works of art
- 54: (c) Spiritual artwork
- 55: 3. Revelation
- 56: I．Premises of the concept of revealed religion
- 57: Ⅱ.The Simple Content of Absolute Religion: The Reality of the Incarnation of God
- 58: Ⅲ.The Development of the Concept of Absolute Religion
- 59: Chapter 8 Absolute Knowledge
- 60: postscript
- 61: Appendix: Catalog of Original Books
