Wallace, Whyte’s Professor of Moral Philosophy at Oxford and the translator of Hegel’s shorter Logic, wrote this companion volume to lead English readers into the system. Its chapters ask why Hegel is hard to understand, why he should be translated at all, and how his thought relates to the English philosophical tradition, before turning to the logic itself.
One of the books through which British idealism came to terms with Hegel, revised for its 1894 second edition. Download the free EPUB.