Later sections deal with "the truth of self-certainty" and "absolute freedom and terror," and include a famous discussion of the master and slave.  
A new English translation of this text is currently being prepared by Terry Pinkard, which should supercede the version produced by A. V. Miller.  M. H. Abrams treats it at length as a Bildungsroman in his book Natural Supernaturalism, and points out that Wordsworth finished writing The Prelude in the same year the author of this book finished writing it.  It includes "objections to schematizing formalism" and a discussion of the extent to which the titular concept is "negative" in its preface "on scientific cognition."  Later sections deal with "the truth of self-certainty" and "absolute freedom and terror," and include a famous discussion of the master and slave.  FTP, name this work that traces the developing phases of consciousness, an 1807 book by Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel.
A new English translation of this text is currently being prepared by Terry Pinkard, which should supercede the version produced by A. V. Miller.  
The Phenomenology of Spirit or Phenomenology of Mind or Phanomenologie des Geistes