This book identifies stoicism, skepticism, and the "unhappy consciousness" as phases through which the idea of consciousness develops.
Jean Hippolyte (ee-poh-LEET) claimed that the author of this philosophical text was inspired by Rousseau to frame it as a "bildungsroman" (BILL-doongs-ro-MAHN). It claims that "sense-certainty" is the most preliminary form of consciousness. This book identifies stoicism, skepticism, and the "unhappy consciousness" as phases through which the idea of consciousness develops. Alexander Kojève (koh-JEV) discussed a struggle for recognition presented in this text in his book on "Reading [this work's author]." This work determines that a self-consciousness arises from a dynamic of "independent and dependent self-consciousness" as typified by this work's master–slave dialectic. For 10 points, name this work by Georg Hegel.
Jean Hippolyte (ee-poh-LEET) claimed that the author of this philosophical text was inspired by Rousseau to frame it as a "bildungsroman" (BILL-doongs-ro-MAHN).
The Phenomenology of Spirit [or The Phenomenology of Mind or Phänomenologie des Geistes] &lt;Belal&gt;