Little logic

Author: (German) Hegel
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Publishing Date: 1997-02-01
Features: Hegel's Elements of the Philosophy of Right is a key component of his System of Philosophy and was originally intended as lecture notes for his students. It represents Hegel's efforts over the last ten years of his life. Its strengths lie in capturing the overall outline and key points of the entire system, with evenly distributed material, concise and compact language, yet profound meaning. At first glance, it may seem difficult to understand, but upon closer reflection, its depth becomes apparent, inspiring deep thought. After his death, his students compiled his complete works and added student notes as supplementary explanations, giving the book a clearer and more relatable quality. Especially noteworthy are the three attitudes of thought toward objectivity and the reasoning of concepts, which are either absent or rarely found in Science of Logic, making them particularly valuable.