Anthropology

Hegel (structural term)

The first part of subjective spirit. Deals with the soul insofar as it does not yet have anything standing over against it.

Not meant

Not a doctrine of the difference between man and animal. Most of the determinations---age, sex, sleeping, sensation---apply to higher animals as well. What distinguishes the human being Hegel names only at the end.

In Hegel

311

Cross-references

Soul · Habit

Nicht gemeint

Not a doctrine of the difference between man and animal. Most of the determinations---age, sex, sleeping, sensation---apply to higher animals as well. What distinguishes the human being Hegel names only at the end.

Woher der name

From the specialist literature of Hegel's time; Petry identifies dozens of titles that Hegel used.

In den ersten auflagen

Enz. §§ 388--412

Quellen

1817 §§ 308--327

Im buch

On the state of the sources, Petry, Philosophy of Subjective Spirit, vol. 1, appendix (list of contemporary anthropologies)

Systematischer ort

Soul, Habit