Relation of phenomenology and Hegel's logic

Editorial

Authors
Mohammad Meshkat 1
Mahdi Dehbashi 2
1 Assistant Professor at the Department of Philosophy, University of Isfahan, Isfahan, Iran
2 Professor of Philosophy, University of Isfahan, Isfahan, Iran
10.30497/prr.2012.1148
Abstract
An important aspect, by which the relation of the phenomenology and Hegel's logic can be studied, is to define exactly the subject of phenomenology and its aim. The subject of phenomenology is the truth of knowledge, and its aim is real knowledge. The phenomenology shows that how phenomenal knowledge as a path of natural cognition leads to real knowledge which is the realm of logic, and how natural knowledge creates the formative phases of logic in its long journey. Some of issues considered here are: definition of knowledge. Phenomenology, logic, consciousness, knowledge, truth, phenomenal knowledge, natural consciousness and science.
Keywords
phenomenology
logic
natural consciousness
real knowledge
phenomenal knowledge
science
truth
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