Hegel's Lectures on the History of Philosophy: Volume 3 (of 3)
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Chapters
- 1. Chapter 1: The Scholastic Philosophy 37 2:46 Free
- 2. Chapter 2: Philosophy Of The Middle Ages 45:34
- 3. Chapter 3: Arabian Philosophy 7:01
- 4. Chapter 4: A. Philosophy Of The Medabberim 6:32
- 5. Chapter 5: B. Commentators Of Aristotle 3:49
- 6. Chapter 6: The Scholastic Philosophy 15:35
- 7. Chapter 7: A. Relationship Of The Scholastic Philosophy To Christianity 28:42
- 8. Chapter 8: B. General Historical Points Of View — Part 1 of 2 28:00
- 9. Chapter 8: B. General Historical Points Of View — Part 2 of 2 31:46
- 10. Chapter 9: C. General Standpoint Of The Scholastics 23:51
- 11. Chapter 10: Revival Of The Sciences 1:47
- 12. Chapter 11: A. Study Of The Ancients 9:55
- 13. Chapter 12: B. Certain Attempts In Philosophy 55:15
- 14. Chapter 13: C. The Reformation 15:44
- 15. Chapter 14: Modern Philosophy 23:33
- 16. Chapter 15: A. Bacon 31:29
- 17. Chapter 16: B. Jacob Boehme 50:04
- 18. Chapter 17: Period Of The Thinking Understanding 5:06
- 19. Chapter 18: A. First Division — Part 1 of 3 44:03
- 20. Chapter 18: A. First Division — Part 2 of 3 44:12
- 21. Chapter 18: A. First Division — Part 3 of 3 48:39
- 22. Chapter 19: B. Second Division 53:50
- 23. Chapter 20: C. Third Section — Part 1 of 2 30:26
- 24. Chapter 20: C. Third Section — Part 2 of 2 31:26
- 25. Chapter 21: Transition Period 3:47
- 26. Chapter 22: A. Idealism And Scepticism 20:05
- 27. Chapter 23: B. Scottish Philosophy 6:47
- 28. Chapter 24: C. French Philosophy 42:04
- 29. Chapter 25: D. The German Illumination 3:18
- 30. Chapter 26: Herr Moses 6:01
- 31. Chapter 27: Recent German Philosophy 1:57
- 32. Chapter 28: A. Jacobi 24:50
- 33. Chapter 29: B. Kant — Part 1 of 2 49:43
- 34. Chapter 29: B. Kant — Part 2 of 2 51:43
- 35. Chapter 30: C. Fichte — Part 1 of 2 28:04
- 36. Chapter 30: C. Fichte — Part 2 of 2 30:43
- 37. Chapter 31: D. Schelling — Part 1 of 2 29:08
- 38. Chapter 31: D. Schelling — Part 2 of 2 31:45
- 39. Chapter 32: E. Final Result — Part 1 of 2 53:54
- 40. Chapter 32: E. Final Result — Part 2 of 2 72:37
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A. Relationship of the Scholastic Philosophy to Christianity 45
B. General Historical Points of View 60
1. The Building up of Dogmas on Metaphysical Grounds 61 a. Anselm 61 b. Abelard 67
2. Methodical Representation of the Doctrinal System of the Church 68 a. Peter Lombard 69 b. Thomas Aquinas 71 c. John Duns Scotus 72
3. Acquaintanceship with Aristotelian Writings 73 a. Alexander of Hales 73 b. Albertus Magnus 75
4. Opposition between Realism and Nominalism 77 a. Roscelinus 78 b. Walter of Mortagne 80 c. William Occam 82 d. Buridan 85
5. Formal Dialectic 86 a. Julian, Archbishop of Toledo 87 b. Paschasius Radbertus 88
6. Mystics 91 a. John Charlier 91 b. Raymundus of Sabunde 91 c. Roger Bacon 92 d. Raymundus Lullus 92
C. General Standpoint of the Scholastics 94
SECTION THREE
PART THREE
MODERN PHILOSOPHY
INTRODUCTION 157
SECTION ONE
MODERN PHILOSOPHY IN ITS FIRST STATEMENT 170
A. Bacon 170
B. Jacob Boehme 188
SECTION TWO
2. The Positive Aspect 392 a. Materialism 393 b. Robinet 394
3. Idea of a Concrete Universal Unity 397 a. Opposition between Sensation and Thought 398 b. Montesquieu 399 c. Helvetius 400 d. Rousseau 400
D. The German Illumination 403
SECTION THREE
RECENT GERMAN PHILOSOPHY 409
A. Jacobi 410
B. Kant 423
C. Fichte 479
1. The First Principles of Fichte's Philosophy 481
2. Fichte's System in a Re-constituted Form 505
3. The More Important of the Followers of Fichte 506 a. Friedrich von Schlegel 507 b. Schleiermacher 508 c. Novalis 510 d. Fries, Bouterweck, Krug 510
D. Schelling 512
E. Final Result 545
INDEX 555
CORRIGENDA IN VOLS. I. AND II. 570
PART TWO