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The Phenomenology of Mind Hegel, G.W.F. http://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/hegel/phindex.htm Publisher:  Harper Torchbooks, New York Year Published:  1807   Pages:  814pp   Dewey:  142.7 Resource Type:  Book The birthplace and essence of Hegel's dialectic. Abstract:  Marx called Hegel's Phenomenology "the true birthplace and secret of Hegel's philosophy". Hegel seeks to show that all human intellectual development up to now is the logically necessary working out of Mind or Spirit coming to know itself. The logic of this process is, however, not the traditional logic of the syllogism, but rather Hegel's own dialectical logic. In dialectical logic, we start from a given position and then we find that this position contains within itself the seeds of its own destruction, in the form of an internal contradiction. This leads to a new position which in time also turns out to be one-sided and unstable, leading to the emergence of a new synthesis. Topics Abstraction Alienation Consciousness Contradiction Dialectic Epistemology Ethics Experiential Learning Hegel. G.W.F. History History of Philosophy Idealism Image Knowledge Language Metaphysics Mind Morality Negation Objectivity Phenomenology Philosophy Philosophy Studies Political Philosophy Rational Inquiry Reason Religion Self-Consciousness Senses Theory and Analysis Thinking Transformation Truth Understanding

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