What subjects did Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel lecture on during his Berlin years?

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During his years in Berlin, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel devoted himself extensively to lecturing, with his activity reaching its peak between 1823 and 1827. His lecture courses covered a wide range of philosophical subjects, including:1

  • Aesthetics1
  • Philosophy of Religion1
  • Philosophy of History1
  • History of Philosophy1
  • Logic1
  • Psychology1
  • Philosophy of Nature1

While his lectures on aesthetics, philosophy of religion, philosophy of history, and the history of philosophy were published by his editors primarily from student notes, his lectures on logic, psychology, and the philosophy of nature were included as explanatory notes within his Encyklopädie (Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences).1