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hegel : Glossary (from Sebastian Gardner)It is extremely useful to have access to a guide to hegel 's philosophical terminology. M. Inwood's A HegelDictionary is excellent for this purpose and remains invaluable at all stages in the study of hegel . There is a helpfulglossary in R. Solomon, In the spirit of hegel , pp. 273-87. See also H. Kainz's discussion of the translation ofHegel's terms in the Introduction to his selection from the phenomenology , and the 'Notes to the Glossary ' in hegel 'sThe Encyclopaedia Logic, ed.

SPIRIT (Geist). The earliest English translation of the Phenomenology renders Geist as mind, but this has implications of individual psychology which are not intended by Hegel: the individual mind is only what Hegel calls subjective spirit. Objective spirit refers to the forms that spirit takes at a level above individual consciousness; it is

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