Die Psychologie Der Hegelschen Schule, Volume 1...

This groundbreaking work by Franz Exner explores the psychology of the philosophers of the Hegelian School. It examines the various theories of consciousness, perception and will, and how they relate to the wider philosophical ideas of the school. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in the history of psychology or the philosophy of the mind.
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