p112
Perceiving; or the Thing and Illusion
?- p0 Phenomenology of Spirit/Mind (1807)
- p1 [Subjective Consciousness]
- p2 Mind [objective consciousness]
- p3 [Absolute consciousness]
- p11 Consciousness
- p12 The Truth of Self-Certainty
- p13 The Certainty and Truth of Reason
- p111 Sensuous-Certainty
- p112 Perceiving; or the Thing and Illusion
- p113 Force and understanding
- p1121 [The Thing]
- p1122 [The Deception]
- p1123 [The perceiving understanding]
Perception
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The stage of consciousness (after sense-certainty) that grasps the individual as a thing with properties. In the logic, perception is the immediate, sensible form of cognition (intuition, Ch. 21.2).
Origin: Sensibility; Consciousness; Thing
In Hegel: Enz. §418-423 (Phenomenology)