PHILOSOPHY OF MIND:
Part Three of the Encyclopaedia of the Philosophical Sciences

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION
   What Mind is
    Subdivision

SECTION I. MIND SUBJECTIVE

SUB-SECTION A. ANTHROPOLOGY, THE SOUL
(a) The Physical Soul
   (a) Physical Qualities
   (b) Physical Alterations
   (c) Sensibility
(b) The Feeling Soul
   (a) The Feeling Soul in its Immediacy
   (b) Self-feeling
   (c) Habit
(c) The Actual Soul

SUB-SECTION B. PHENOMENOLOGY OF MIND, CONSCIOUSNESS
(a) Consciousness proper
   (a) Sensuous Consciousness
   (b) Sense-perception
   (c) The Intellect
(b) Self-consciousness
   (a) Appetite
   (b) Self-consciousness Recognitive
   (c) Universal Self-consciousness
(c) Reason

SUB-SECTION C. PSYCHOLOGY, MIND
(a) Theoretical Mind
   (a) Intuition
   (b) Representation
        (aa) Recollection
        (bb) ]Imagination
        (cc) Memory
   (c) Thinking
(b) Mind Practical
   (a) Practical Sense or Feeling
   (b) The Impulses and Choice
   (c) Happiness
(c) Free Mind

SECTION II. MIND OBJECTIVE

SUB-SECTION A.  LAW
(a) Property
(b) Contract
(c) Right versus Wrong

SUB-SECTION B. THE MORALITY OF CONSCIENCE
(a) Purpose
(b) Intention and Welfare
(c) Goodness and Wickedness

SUB-SECTION C. THE MORAL LIFE, OR SOCIAL ETHICS
(a) The Family
(b) Civil Society
   (a) The System of Wants
   (b) Administration of Justice
   (c) Police and Corporation
(c) The State
   (a) Constitutional Law
   (b) External Public Law
   (c) Universal History

SECTION III. ABSOLUTE MIND

SUB-SECTION A.  ART

SUB-SECTION B.  REVEALED RELIGION

SUB-SECTION C.  PHILOSOPHY