Discover the life and ideas of Hegel through the turning points of German idealism, from Kant to his posthumous influence.
This concise, contextual portrait traces how Hegel emerged from a Swabian background into a central figure of 19th‑century philosophy. It surveys the movement from Kant onward, explains the debates that surrounded his thought, and shows how his ideas shaped intellectual life in Berlin and beyond. The text also considers how later readers, including Edward Caird, engaged with Hegel’s system and its reception.
Ideal for readers new to German idealism and for those seeking a clear, accessible entry to the subject.
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Preface, Logik ). To English readers Hegel was first introduced in the powerful statement of his principles by Dr Hutchison Stirling. Mr Wallace, in the introduction to his translation of the lesser Logic, and Mr Harris, the editor of the American Speculative Journal, have since done much to illustrate various aspects of the Hegelian philosophy. Other English writers, such as the late Professor Green, Mr Bradley, Professor Watson, and Professor A damson, who have not directly treated of Hegel, have been greatly influenced by him. Mr Seth has recently written an interesting account of the movement from Kant to Hegel.
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