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Science of Logic Georg Hegel Science of Logic Table of Contents Science of Logic...................................................................................................................................................1 Georg Hegel.............................................................................................................................................1 Preface to the First Edition......................................................................................................................2 Preface to the Second Edition..................................................................................................................5 Introduction. General Notion of Logic..................................................................................................12 With What must Science Begin?...........................................................................................................26 Quality − Quantity − Measure...............................................................................................................35 Section One: Determinateness (Quality)..............................................................................................35 Chapter 1 Being.....................................................................................................................................35 Chapter 2 Determinate Being.................................................................................................................37 Chapter 3 Being−for−self......................................................................................................................41 Section Two: Magnitude (Quantity)......................................................................................................45 Chapter 1 Quantity.................................................................................................................................46 Chapter 2 Quantum................................................................................................................................48 Chapter 3 The Quantitative Relation or Quantitative Ratio..................................................................50 Section Three: Measure.........................................................................................................................52 Chapter 1: Specific Quantity..................................................................................................................55 Chapter 2 Real Measure.........................................................................................................................56 Chapter 3: The Becoming of Essence....................................................................................................58 Volume One: The Objective Logic. Book Two: The Doctrine of Essence.......................................................59 Section One: Essence as Reflection Within Itself.................................................................................61 Chapter 1 Illusory Being........................................................................................................................62 Chapter 2 The Essentialities or Determinations of Reflection..............................................................65 Chapter 3 Ground...................................................................................................................................67 Section Two: Appearance......................................................................................................................69 Chapter 1 Existence...............................................................................................................................70 Chapter 2 Appearance............................................................................................................................71 Chapter 3 The Essential Relation...........................................................................................................72 Section Three: Actuality........................................................................................................................73 Chapter 1 The Absolute.........................................................................................................................74 Chapter 2 Actuality................................................................................................................................74 Chapter 3 The Absolute Relation...........................................................................................................75 Subjective Logic or The Doctrine of the Notion..................................................................................77 The Doctrine of the Notion Section One: Subjectivity.........................................................................90 Chapter 1 The Notion.............................................................................................................................91 Chapter 2 The Judgment........................................................................................................................97 The Doctrine of the Notion−−Section One: Subjectivity................................................................................106 Chapter 3 The Syllogism.....................................................................................................................106 The Doctrine of the Notion Section Two: Objectivity........................................................................110 Chapter 1 Mechanism..........................................................................................................................114 Chapter 2 Chemism.............................................................................................................................120 Chapter 3 Teleology − next section.....................................................................................................124 The Doctrine of the Notion Section Three: The Idea.........................................................................136 Chapter 1 Life......................................................................................................................................140 Chapter 2 The Idea of Cognition.........................................................................................................142 Kant's Critique of Rational Psychology..............................................................................................144 Analytical Science...............................................................................................................................148 The Doctrine of the Notion The Idea of the Good..............................................................................153 i Science of Logic Table of Contents The Absolute Idea................................................................................................................................156 ii Science of Logic Georg Hegel This page copyright © 2001 Blackmask Online. http://www.blackmask.com • Preface to the First Edition • Preface to the Second Edition • Introduction. General Notion of Logic • With What must Science Begin? • Quality − Quantity − Measure • Section One: Determinateness (Quality) • Chapter 1 Being • Chapter 2 Determinate Being • Chapter 3 Being−for−self • Section Two: Magnitude (Quantity) • Chapter 1 Quantity • Chapter 2 Quantum • Chapter 3 The Quantitative Relation or Quantitative Ratio • Section Three: Measure • Chapter 1: Specific Quantity • Chapter 2 Real Measure • Chapter 3: The Becoming of Essence • Volume One: The Objective Logic. Book Two: The Doctrine of Essence • Section One: Essence as Reflection Within Itself • Chapter 1 Illusory Being • Chapter 2 The Essentialities or Determinations of Reflection • Chapter 3 Ground • Section Two: Appearance • Chapter 1 Existence • Chapter 2 Appearance • Chapter 3 The Essential Relation • Section Three: Actuality • Chapter 1 The Absolute • Chapter 2 Actuality • Chapter 3 The Absolute Relation • Subjective Logic or The Doctrine of the Notion • The Doctrine of the Notion Section One: Subjectivity • Chapter 1 The Notion • Chapter 2 The Judgment • The Doctrine of the Notion−−Section One: Subjectivity • Chapter 3 The Syllogism • The Doctrine of the Notion Section Two: Objectivity • Chapter 1 Mechanism • Chapter 2 Chemism • Chapter 3 Teleology − next section • The Doctrine of the Notion Section Three: The Idea Science of Logic 1 Science of Logic • Chapter 1 Life • Chapter 2 The Idea of Cognition • Kant's Critique of Rational Psychology • Analytical Science • The Doctrine of the Notion The Idea of the Good • The Absolute Idea Preface to the First Edition § 1 The complete transformation which philosophical thought in Germany has undergone in the last twenty−five years and the higher standpoint reached by spirit in its awareness of itself, have had but little influence as yet on the structure of logic. § 2 That which, prior to this period, was called metaphysics has been, so to speak, extirpated root and branch and has vanished from the ranks of the sciences. The ontology, rational psychology, cosmology, yes even natural theology, of former times−where is now to be heard any mention of them, or who would venture to mention them? Inquiries, for instance, into the immateriality of the soul, into efficient and final causes, where should these still arouse any interest? Even the former proofs of the existence of God are cited only for their