This work originated its author's concept of the "ethical order.
This text portrays a series of transitions from Sense-certainty to Perception to Understanding. This work originated its author's concept of the "ethical order." This work culminates in a state of enlightenment in which real philosophy can emerge, which this text calls "Absolute Knowing," and the development of a  Geist . This book's most famous metaphor is found in a chapter titled "The Truth of Self-Certainty" and reflects a tension between a consciousness and an (*)  alienating other, which must be reconciled to the self through a process of universalization; that metaphor depicts a mutual struggle for recognition between a bondsman and a lord. For 10 points, name this 1807 text that introduced its author's conception of the dialectic, the most important work of Georg Hegel.
This text portrays a series of transitions from Sense-certainty to Perception to Understanding.
The  Phenomenology of Spirit  [or  The  Phenomenology of Mind ; or  Science of the Experience of Consciousness ; or  Phänomenologie des Geistes ] 