Recently, its structure has been compared to that of a Bildungsroman, having an abstractly conceived hero who has evolving "shapes of consciousness" whose progress the reader follows.
Recently, its structure has been compared to that of a Bildungsroman, having an abstractly conceived hero who has evolving "shapes of consciousness" whose progress the reader follows. In the fourth chapter, "The Truth of Self- Certainty", the author moves from consciousness to questions of self- consciousness. The hero must learn more in chapter five, "Reason" before he understands the title concept. The discussion of that concept begins with Sittlichkeit, or "ethical order" and continues until the category of Absolute Knowledge is established. For 10 points, identify this work of Idealism, the most important of G. W. F. Hegel.
Recently, its structure has been compared to that of a Bildungsroman, having an abstractly conceived hero who has evolving "shapes of consciousness" whose progress the reader follows.
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