JS. (Jena Schriften) Jena Writings

• The Difference Between Fichte's and Schelling's System of Philosophy

• Bouterwek’s Principles of Speculative Philosophy
• Two Writings of Werneburg
• Gerstäcker’s Deduction of the Concept of Right
• Krug’s Outline of a New Organon of Philosophy

• Announcement of the Critical Journal
• Introduction. On the Nature of Philosophical Criticism in General and Its Relation to the Present State of Philosophy in Particular
• How Common Sense Takes Philosophy, Illustrated by the Works of Herr Krug
• Notes Sheet. Particular Purpose of the Sheet
• The Relation of Skepticism to Philosophy. Presentation of Its Various Modifications and Comparison of the Newest with the Ancient
• Notes Sheet. Bavaria. Outbreak of Popular Joy Over the Final Demise of Philosophy
• [Göttingen]. Reception of Thoroughly Practical Philosophy in Göttingen. View of Idealism There
• Notes Sheet. Göttingen
• Faith and Knowledge, or the Reflection Philosophy of Subjectivity in the Completeness of Its Forms as Kantian, Jacobian, and Fichtean Philosophy / A. Kantian Philosophy / B. Jacobian Philosophy / C. Fichtean Philosophy
• On the Scientific Methods of Treating Natural Right, Its Place in Practical Philosophy, and Its Relation to the Positive Sciences of Law

• Habilitation Theses
• Rosenkranz’s Report on the Fragment on the Divine Triangle
• Aphorisms from Hegel’s Wastebook
• Maxims of the Journal of German Literature
• Who Thinks Abstractly?
• Hegel’s Autobiography (Handwritten)