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Logic of Hegel

Logic of Hegel

Written by: Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
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Join host Ryan Smallwood as he explores the William Wallace translation of the first part of Hegels *Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences*, with a special focus on logic. This episode offers an insightful outline that distills the core of Hegels logical system, which he would elaborate on in his later lectures. As a more concise counterpart to his earlier work, *The Science of Logic*, Wallaces translation is celebrated for its clarity and accessibility, even if it sometimes diverges from Hegels original phrasing. Discover the foundational principles of Hegelian philosophy and gain a deeper understanding of this complex thinker.Copyright Assorted Non Fiction Art Philosophy Science Social Sciences
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