The Phenomenology of Mind Quiz

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What does Spirit represent for the Mind according to Hegel? (from Spirit)

Unity with truth.

Unity with the Universal Mind.

Historical consciousness.

Class consciousness.

2.

What is it about art that reveals religion in Hegel's view? (from Revealed Religion)

Devoted craftsmanship.

Sacred inspiration.

Balanced symmetries of form.

Human work.

3.

What dictum does Hegel endorse? (from Reason as Lawgiver)

Love thy neighbor as thyself.

Do what you are afraid to do.

Speak only when necessary.

Know thyself.

4.

What was Hegel's dread of death influenced by? (from Absolute Freedom & Terror)

Hegel's accident on horseback.

Hegel's father's death.

An ongoing war.

Hegel's near-death experience.

5.

What happens to the mind that gains a reprieve from the fear of death according to Hegel? (from Absolute Freedom & Terror)

The mind that is reprieved from fear of death loses absolute freedom.

The mind that is reprieved from fear of death reconciles death with meaninglessness.

The mind that is reprieved from fear of death gains individuality.

The mind that is reprieved from fear of death loses meaning.

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