Lectures on logic : Berlin, 1831 / Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel ; transcribed by Karl Hegel ; translated by Clark Butler.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich, 1770-1831.

Contributor:

Butler, Clark, 1944-

Series:

Studies in Continental thought

Standardized Title:

Vorlesungen über die Logik. English

Language:

English

German

Subjects (All):

Logic.

Physical Description:

xxiii, 233 pages ; 25 cm.

Edition:

English edition.

Place of Publication:

Bloomington : Indiana University Press, [2008]

Contents:

Introduction to the Lectures on Logic 1

Preliminary General Concept of Our Subject Matter 1

A The First Position [of Thought] toward Objectivity 19

B The Second Position of Thought toward Objectivity 26

B.I Empiricism 26

B.II The Critical Philosophy 30

[B.II.]a The theoretical faculty 32

[B.II.b.] Practical reason 53

[B.II.c The reflective power of judgment] 55

C The Third Position [of Thought] toward Objectivity 59

[More Exact Concept and] Division of the [Science of] Logic 72

[I Being] 75

II [Essence] 80

III The Self-Concept 81

I Being 85

I.A Quality 86

I.A.a Being 86

I.A.b Determinate Being [Dasein] 95

I.A.c Being for Itself 114

I.B Quantity 117

I.C Measure 124

II Essence 129

II.A Essence as the Ground of Existence 132

II.A.a The Show of the Essence of Being 132

II.A.a.[alpha] Identity 132

II.A.a.[beta] Difference 134

II.A.a.[gamma] Ground 140

II.A.b Existence 143

II.A.c The Thing 143

II.B Appearance 147

[II.B.a] The World of Appearance 148

[II.B.b Form and Content] 148

[II.B.c Correlation] 149

[1] The whole and its parts 149

[2 Force and its expression] 150

[3 The inner and the outer] 153

II.C Actuality 155

[Moments of Actuality as an Efficacious Process: Contingency and Mere Possibility versus the Real Possibility, Pre-Conditions, and Necessity of a Matter at Hand] 157

[II.C.a The Matter at Hand] 159

[II.C.b The Moments of Necessity] 161

[1] Conditions 162

[2] The matter at hand 162

3 The activity [of a matter at hand actualizing itself] 162

[II.C.c The Forms of Necessity] 164

[1 The correlation of substantiality] 165

[2 The correlation of causality] 167

[3 The correlation of reciprocal interaction] 169

III The Self-Concept 177

Subdivisions [of the Logic of the Self-Concept] 178

III.A The Subjective Self-Concept 179

III.A.1 The Self-Concept as Such 179

III.A.2 Judgment 182

III.A.2.[alpha] [Qualitative judgment] 186

III.A.2.[beta] Reflective judgment 187

III.A.2.[gamma] Necessary judgment 188

III.A.2.[delta] Conceptual judgment 190

III.A.3 The Syllogisms 191

III.A.3[alpha] The qualitative syllogism 193

III.A.3.[beta] The reflective syllogism 198

III.A.3.[gamma] The necessary syllogism 199

III.B The Object 200

III.B.a Mechanism 201

III.B.b Chemism 205

III.B.c Teleology 207

III.C The Idea 212

III.C.a Life 214

[III.C.a.1 The soul] 214

[III.C.a.2 The bodily organism] 215

[III.C.a.3 The species] 217

III.C.b Recognizance [Erkennen] 218

III.C.b.1 Recognizance as such 220

[The analytical method] 220

[The synthetic method] 221

[Definition] 223

[Classification] 223

[Proof] 224

III.C.b.2 The will 225

III.C.c The Absolute Idea 227.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references.

ISBN:

9780253351678

0253351677

OCLC:

185021445