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G.W.E. HEGEL ga 43 u teh, @n 2 eite, Shae Ah Eesonenouse oe Sm w Heyes [incest experiment, ter changes for sion ef ie nin and he vey tarot ib palemopial enterprise Tre a us, “Thi 90k fdennstraes how Wns ties IWiaelodes the esos shapes dong sshich epitt becomes rie kaoeye for alnchute pint” Seen fy Hegel as a rnecenony inepivte to is lncophivalsyten, tsk w Tron through in 8 ackaielty pre Drie, Te stages in the mone fomsenay progtes frm sone enecouationaness the penition of ‘sciendige philneaphy: Teche wonder Hoge ovigitaly some this work Ail as. Sones of ibe Bore of Coaususnert “Te serene of plaice ce Be sie athe Phonan hertin: smc fine Mlond of the oovingestly hia ale We tie eeesiny: Ts cere psaee brie Botte i eal pie a. 8 Satlee phases ‘hey sha Tring eu: fice of umpheatine stay hie i pst sstory alin Tegel's wit thocght hit. yess ome a 405 HEGEL'S PHENOMENOLOGY OF SPIRIT PHENOMENOLOGY OF SPIRIT BY G. W. F. HEGEL Translated by AN. Mier Anas of the Text and Forerd by EN. Finoiay An Introductory Note by JN, Monaniy a ) ise MOTILAL BANARSIDASS PUBLISHEKS PRIVATE LIMITED @ DELHI ‘MUTILAL BANARSIDASS, >vvw son aes ermpamenas FOREWORD JON, FINDLAY Tice, Ponmmonology of Spirit, fest published in (B07, is a work seen by Hegel as = necessary forepiect to his philosophical sys tem {ax later sei Torih in the Encyclopacdia of the Philosophical Sciences in Outline of 182, tH27, ane #090}, Bue it fs meat to be a larepiece that can be dropped and disearded ance the student, trough deep liimireston in its contents, hax aclvanced Trough confisions and misunderstanding to the properly. philosophical poiur af view. Ts tasks to run through, ina scien. Gieally purged arder, the stages in the mind's necessary peo _grrss from iumediate sense-ronsciaunnest to the position of a Scientific philosophy, showing therrly that this posicion is the ‘only one Urat the mind can take, when ie comes to the end of the incellectual and spirieual adventurrsrleseribed in the book. But thissont ufhistory, he cells usin Pnvyelopardia 85, necessarily bad to drag in, more or less our at place and inadequately characterized, much that would afterwards he adequately set forthin the system, and it also had ta bring in many motivating eonnections ‘of wich the adventuring mind was unaware which explained why it pasted from one pha of experience br artinn co another, and yet could nar eset Write i the full mmannes which alone would rencler them ineelligible Hegel also, in preparing for republication of the work belore is death in 1835, wrove a note which throws great lige on hisultimate vancepcicn ofit- Twa, he writes, a peculiar earlier work {eigentimalicke frukere Aobeit) which ought not to be revised, since i¢ related 16 the me at which ir was written, a Gime at which an abstract Absolute dominated ahilesaphy. (See the final paragraph of dhe frst section of Huffmeisrer's Appendix Zur Festitelang des Textes in the t932 edlition.; ‘his note indi tates that, while Hegel undewbuvilly dhought that the sequence of thoughi-phases described in Uie Phetammotagy phases ex: pevicneed by humasity is hie past and recapiulated by Hegel In his own thoughtnadyrutures up to and including his own ade vaner to the pesition of Sciene in about ellag—was a necessary Semen, he ld opt ik i the only ese wremuary A gSUCE Oe Bathoray to Science, and cextwinle nic the par way teScha hat wos ahr by eset eee Bb Mee ean ote contond tal es or ge aes aby hs praise eee Ngati tah deena cn th aces ge wo late droop anecasary eqns as ih the ony Eee sequence chat ean Ih tae, Heget nek ‘bv Bin wih he banching vac of eects Prat al ivohing actly pcenary top Tha ae en Prather eT at ee push Si ashi tp wa mnie in inden Sartig Dia innit a cher and nore uote tbh stare than matlematialinfereuee Maretikc er pats on ie ise deeay, elon tay ae Gubler ane exci mene thogheposion oonnse tectravanmatetgheonereommetrapen ee {HeuME-vastons,satng elation that carry vs lar beyond lv sia What cbf lane 1s ene S018 roy ih Nui al hao eee ‘crt shot ul ackcurinatentn neice SAEs an Gs los ferent ees otha oo Pe a ere clemial neared ean ea aa ae wey doth me and Hegel nhc waning Westne of he ‘une aerialn he wo Lats aadin Te Pheomnyseee Halo cctton of is bee Ace Snes, ete mathe orate, ex ppg compute Aor 9 tack thy he mist may vt ake ot {een Thee pero at leg thor apt rardthe Pomme, tng com Sein Bout of weary sop wat ee ly Poh tat Sch ted en og tr ‘vias toabelicaonledge Tre hep bath been aby the Wve Syn pat rae a he Leen ipa eae tea wes the neon fee fist bane rial ho pronounce Pent 0 what puhway to Seteer woul he akin by mc inether babe werdaiuatns, or Hest ats a le