The Cambridge Companion to Hegel and Nineteenth-Century Philosophy

TheCambridgeCompaniontoHegelandNineteenth-CenturyPhilosophyexaminesHegelwithinhisbroaderhistoricalandphilosophicalcontexts.CoveringallmajoraspectsofHegel'sphilosophy,thevolumeprovidesanintroductiontohislogic,epistemology,philosophyofmind,socialandpoliticalphilosophy,philosophyofnatureandaesthetics.ItincludesessaysbyaninternationallyrecognisedteamofHegelscholars.ThevolumebeginswithTerryPinkard'sarticleonHegel'slife,aconspectusofhisbiographyonHegel.ItalsoexploressometopicsmuchneglectedinHegelscholarship:suchasHegel'shermeneuticsandrelationshiptomysticism.AimedatstudentsandscholarsofHegel,thisvolumewillbeessentialreadingforanyoneinterestedinnineteenth-centuryphilosophy.ThebibliographyincludesthemostimportantEnglish-languageliteratureonHegelwritteninthelastfifteenyears.