Preface and Acknowledgments
Introduction by David Sherman
Part I. G.W.F. Hegel
Phenomenology of Spirit:
Self-Consciousness
translated by Leo Rauch
1. Chapter IV: The Truth of Self-Certainty
2. Hegel's Summary of Self-Consciousness from the "Phenomenology of Spirit" in the Philosophical Propaedeutic (1809)
Part II. A Discussion of the Text
by Leo Rauch
3. What is "Self-Consciousness"?: An Overview
4. On Hegel's Aims and Methods
5. Before "Self-Consciousness"
6. Self-Consciousness and Self-Certainty (Para. 1-12)
7. Mastery and Slavery (Para. 13-31)
8. Stoicism, Skepticism, and the Unhappy Consciousness (Para. 32-65)
9. After "Self-Consciousness"
10. Early-Twentieth-Century European Criticism
Part III. The Denial of the Self: The Repudiation of Hegelian Self-Consciousness in Recent European Thought
by David Sherman
11. Overview
12. Georges Bataille
13. Gilles Deleuze
14. Jacques Lacan
15. Jurgen Habermas and Axel Honneth
Notes
Index