What is it about?
The objective of this essay is to understand, in the Phenomenology ofthe spirit, how the first dialectical movement that occurs in consciousness assoon it is recognized as self-consciousness. Hegel’s analysis in the first threechapters: sensible certainty, perception and strength and understanding, willbe addressed here, but only as antecedents of Self-consciousness, hence theanalysis that is devoted to them is not so exhaustive in its conceptual approachas the concept of self-consciousness, the core of this section.
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Why is it important?
Hegel’s analysis in the first three chapters of his Phenomenology: sensible certainty, perception and strength and understanding, will be addressed here, but only as antecedents of Self-consciousness.
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The analysis is devoted here to the concept of hegelian self-consciousness
Gabriel Leiva Rubio
Universitat de Barcelona
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This page is a summary of: La autoconciencia hegeliana o la necesidad del otro., Thémata Revista de Filosofía, January 2020, Secretariado de Publicaciones Universidad de Sevilla,
DOI: 10.12795/themata.2020.i62.01.
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