Certainty
Hegel (Phenomenology) / (Logic)
The subjective assurance of consciousness about itself or about some content. In the Logic, certainty is thematized in the judgments of the concept/modality (Chap. 10.10), which progress from mere possibility (problematic) through facticity (assertoric) to necessity (apodictic).
Origin
Judgments of modality; truth; consciousness; self-consciousness
In Hegel
Enz. §413ff (Phenomenology, "Sense Certainty")