Psychology
Hegel (structural term)
The third part. Treats spirit that is with itself --- in three stages: theoretical, practical, free.
Not meant
Not psychology in today's sense. Hegel rejects both: rational psychology, which deals with a soul-thing, and empirical psychology, which enumerates faculties. "In man there is only one reason, in feeling, willing, and thinking."
In Hegel
313
Cross-references
Nicht gemeint
Not psychology in today's sense. Hegel rejects both: rational psychology, which deals with a soul-thing, and empirical psychology, which enumerates faculties. "In man there is only one reason, in feeling, willing, and thinking."
In den ersten auflagen
Enz. §§ 440--482
Im buch
1817 §§ 363--401, 1827 §§ 483--487
Systematischer ort
Intelligence, Free Spirit