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Hegel outlines subjective Mind as cognitive in three modes—implicit soul (anthropology), explicit consciousness (Phenomenology), and independent subject (psychology)—and distinguishes education from self-instruction within mind’s own development.
§ 387. Mind, on the ideal stage of its development, is mind as *cognitive*: Cognition, however, being taken here not as a merely logical category of the Idea (§ 223), but in the sense appropriate to the *concrete* mind. Subjective mind is:— (A) Immediate or implicit: a soul—the Spirit in *Nature*—the object treated by *Anthropology*. (B) Mediate or explicit: still as identical reflection into itself and into other…