The Wisdom and Religion of a German Philosopher: Being Selections from the Writings of G.W.F. Hegel

absolute action activity actual actualised appear apprehended attain become BERNARD BOSANQUET brought ception character Christ Christianity conception concrete consciousness constitutes contingency contradiction culture death destiny determined divine duty element enjoyment essence essential eternal ethical observance everything evil existence expressed fact faith feeling finite freedom G. W. F. HEGEL HARVARD COLLEGE Hegel's hence higher highest History of Philosophy Idea ideal identity immediacy immediate implicitly individual infinite itself.-Philosophy jectivity knowledge limited living man's manifestation means ment merely moral nature necessity negation negative Notion object opposition other-being particular Phenomenology of Spirit Philosophy of History Philosophy of Mind Philosophy of Religion Philosophy of Right point of view present principle Protestantism pure rational realisation reality reason recognise reconciliation regard revealed Science of Logic sciousness self-consciousness sensuous side soul speculative thing thinking thought Translated Treatises true truth unity universal whole