The Philosophy Of History

, by Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich; Sibree, J.; Friedrich, C. J.; Hegel, Charles

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ISBN: 9780486437552 | 0486437558
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Copyright: 9/10/2004

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Hegel wrote this classic as an introduction to a series of lectures on the "philosophy of history." With this work, he created the history of philosophy as a scientific study. He reveals philosophical theory as neither an accident nor an artificial construct, but as an exemplar of its age.

INTRODUCTION

I. Original History

(3)

II. Reflective History

(4)

III. Philosophical History

(103)

Geographical Basis of History

(24)

CLASSIFICATION OF HISTORIC DATA

103

(8)

PART I. THE ORIENTAL WORLD

Principle of the Oriental World

111

(112)

SECTION I. China

116

(23)

SECTION II. India

139

(28)

SECTION II. Continued. India-Buddhism

167

(6)

SECTION III. Persia

173

(50)

Chapter I. The Zend People

176

(6)

Chapter II. The Assyrians, Babylonians, Medes, and Persians

182

(5)

Chapter III. The Persian Empire and its Constituent Parts

187

(54)

Persia

188

(3)

Syria and Semitic Western Asia

191

(4)

Judaea

195

(3)

Egypt

198

(21)

Transition to the Greek World

219

(4)

PART II. THE GREEK WORLD

The Region of Spirit

223

(55)

SECTION I. The Elements of the Greek Spirit

225

(16)

SECTION II. Phases of Individuality 7Esthetically Conditioned

241

(34)

Chapter I. The Subjective Work of Art

241

(3)

Chapter II. The Objective Work of Art

244

(6)

Chapter III. The Political Work of Art

250

(33)

The War with the Persians

256

(2)

Athens

258

(4)

Sparta

262

(3)

The Peloponnesian War

265

(6)

The Macedonian Empire

271

(4)

SECTION III. Fall of the Greek Spirit

275

(3)

PART III. THE ROMAN WORLD

Distinction between the Roman, Persian, and Greek Principle

278

(63)

SECTION I. Rome to the Time of the Second Punic War

283

(23)

Chapter I. The Elements of the Roman Spirit

283

(13)

Chapter II. History of Rome to the Second Punic War

296

(10)

SECTION II. Rome from the Second Punic War to the Emperors

306

(8)

SECTION III.

Chapter I. Rome under the Emperors

314

(4)

Chapter II. Christianity

318

(18)

Chapter III. The Byzantine Empire

336

(5)

PART IV. THE GERMAN WORLD

The Principle of Spiritual Freedom

341

SECTION I. The Elements of the Christian German World

347

(19)

Chapter I. The Barbarian Migrations

347

(8)

Chapter II. Mahometanism

355

(5)

Chapter III. The Empire of Charlemagne

360

(6)

SECTION II. The Middle Ages

366

(46)

Chapter I. The Feudality and the Hierarchy

366

(23)

Chapter II. The Crusade

389

(9)

Chapter III. The Transition from Feudalism to Monarchy

398

(14)

SECTION III. The Modern Time

412

Chapter I. The Reformation

412

(15)

Chapter II. Influence of the Reformation on Political Development

427

(11)

Chapter III. The Eclaircissement and Revolution

438

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