Philosophy: Philosophers: H: Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich

Information concerning upcoming Hegel conferences, Hegel e-mail lists, and the Society's journal, the Owl of Minerva.

Essays and links to help understand, rethink, explain, sublate, and live the philosophy of G.W.F. Hegel. Includes bibliography, biography and texts.

A detailed account of the development of Hegel's doctrine through his various works. Composed by Paul Redding.

Extensive resource on Hegel and his works, with texts and commentaries.

A set of resources dedicated to the greater understanding of Hegel's work. Includes several online courses, numerous articles, and research aids.

Explores how the biases inherent in Hegel's works have brought about a mindset which excludes Africa from the history of human achievement. Based mostly on Hegel's Philosophy of History.

Includes a biography, a discussion of the differences between the systems of Hegel and Schelling, and a unitary overview of Hegel's thought.

A consideration of how Hegel treats Greek thinkers within his own philosophy. From the 1958 Conference of the Academy of Sciences at Heidelberg.

A detailed appraisal of Hegel's thinking on architecture, based primarily on Hegel's Lectures on Aesthetics. Particular attention is paid to Hegel's preference for Classical over Romantic architecture.

Notes for students from SparkNotes. Supplemented with a Hegel message board.

Online edition of a classic 1910 monograph. In hyperlinked HTML.

Held in Jena, Germany, covering issues raised by Hegel's 1802 "Faith and Knowledge." Features organizational and contact information, background. In multiple languages.

An excerpt from this philosopher's Negative Dialectics. A critical perspective on Hegel's thought, emphasizing dialectical inconsistencies.

An excerpt from chapter 5 of this work. Uses some of Hegel's little-known early works to analyze his view of property.

A study of the possibility of Hegelian constitutionalism. From the Paideia Project.

How the Hegelian philosophy can contribute to the conceptual discussions between the two strains of contemporary ethical-political philosophy. From the Paideia Project.

An exploration of Hegel's semiology from a deconstructionist perspective. Citations of Hegel are linked to online texts.

Preface to the 1973 reissue of Wallace's translation of the Shorter Logic.

Treats primarily of the Science of Logic, with reference to the Phenomenology. Explores the interrelations among immediacy, essence and the absolute.

Chapter 1 of his classic treatment of Hegel's system, "Introduction to the Reading of Hegel." An English translation from French, from the 1969 Basic Books edition.

Chapter from Marcuse's 1941 work "Reason and Revolution," explaining the earliest version of Hegel's Logic and Phenomenology.

A critical view, from a Popperian perspective, of Hegel's philosophy as a whole. Special attention is paid to Hegel's philosophy of nature.

A comparison of four feminist critics of Hegel, with an aim to a coherent treatment of the problem for feminism which Hegel represents.

An online book aimed at developing a contemporary philosophy through incorporating and interpreting Hegel's thought.

Explores Hegel's relation to Christianity, atheism and paganism in the light of the struggle between the Left and Right Hegelians. Presents a view of Hegelianism as a freedom-loving philosophy.