Hegel's Shorter Logic: An Introduction and Commentary

Preface to This Edition (by Eric v.d. Luft)
Preface to the First Edition (by John Grier Hibben)
Part I. Introduction (§§ 1-83)
1. What is Philosophy? (§§ 1-18)
2. The Logic as a System of Philosophy (§§ 19-25)
3 The Various Attitudes of Thought Toward the Objective World: Metaphysical Systems (§ § 26-36)
4. Empirical Schools (§§ 37-39)
5. Critical Philosophy (§§ 40-60)
6. The Theory of Immediate Knowledge (§§ 61-78)
7. A General Survey of the Logic (§§ 79-83)
Part II. The Theory of Being (§§ 84-111)
8. Determinacy and Indeterminacy (§§ 84-85)
9. Quality (§§ 86-98)
10. Quantity (§§ 99-106)
11. Measure (§§ 107-111)
Part III. The Theory of Essence (§§ 112-159)
12. General Features of the Theory of Essence (§§ 112-114)
13. Essence as the Ground of Existence (§§ 115-130)
14. Appearance, or the Phenomenal World (§§ 131-141)
15. Actuality, or the Real World (§§ 142-159)
Part IV. The Theory of the Concept (§§ 160-244)
16. The General Nature of the Concept (§§ 160-162)
17. The Subjective Concept (§§ 163-193)
18. The Objective Concept (§§ 194-212)
19. The Idea, or Eternal Reason (§§ 213-244)
Part V. The Transition from the Logic to the Philosophy of Nature and the Philosophy of Spirit
Appendix A: A Glossary of the More Important Philosophical Terms in Hegel's Logic
Appendix B: An Evaluation of the Secondary Literature on Hegel's Logic
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