Donald Phillip Verene is the author of Vico's Science of Imagination and is editor of Symbol, Myth and Culture: Essays and Lectures of Ernst Cassirer 1935-1945, and editor of Hegel's Social and Political Thought, among other works. He is Professor and Chairman of the Department of Philosophy at Emory University.

• Preface Citations in Text 1 Introduction: Hegel's Imagination 2 The Method of In-itself 3 Das Meinen, "Meaning" 4 The Topsy-turvy World 5 Masterhood and Servitude 6 The Unhappy Consciousness 7 Phrenology 8 Two Forms of Defective Selfhood: The Spiritual Animal Kingdom and the Beautiful Soul 9 Religion versus Absolute Knowing 10 Epilogue Appendix: Hegel's Titles and Contents Notes Index

Donald Phillip Verene is the author of Vico's Science of Imagination and is editor of Symbol, Myth and Culture: Essays and Lectures of Ernst Cassirer 1935-1945, and editor of Hegel's Social and Political Thought, among other works. He is Professor and Chairman of the Department of Philosophy at Emory University.

• Preface Citations in Text 1 Introduction: Hegel's Imagination 2 The Method of In-itself 3 Das Meinen, "Meaning" 4 The Topsy-turvy World 5 Masterhood and Servitude 6 The Unhappy Consciousness 7 Phrenology 8 Two Forms of Defective Selfhood: The Spiritual Animal Kingdom and the Beautiful Soul 9 Religion versus Absolute Knowing 10 Epilogue Appendix: Hegel's Titles and Contents Notes Index

Donald Phillip Verene is the author of Vico's Science of Imagination and is editor of Symbol, Myth and Culture: Essays and Lectures of Ernst Cassirer 1935-1945, and editor of Hegel's Social and Political Thought, among other works. He is Professor and Chairman of the Department of Philosophy at Emory University.

• Preface Citations in Text 1 Introduction: Hegel's Imagination 2 The Method of In-itself 3 Das Meinen, "Meaning" 4 The Topsy-turvy World 5 Masterhood and Servitude 6 The Unhappy Consciousness 7 Phrenology 8 Two Forms of Defective Selfhood: The Spiritual Animal Kingdom and the Beautiful Soul 9 Religion versus Absolute Knowing 10 Epilogue Appendix: Hegel's Titles and Contents Notes Index