Hegel's philosophy: Logic, philosophy of nature, and philosophy of spirit (two volumes)

The book "Hegel's Philosophy" which we publish in two volumes: "Logic and Philosophy of Nature" and "Philosophy of Spirit" contains a coordinated and comprehensive presentation of Hegel's logic and its various applications in philosophy, truth, religion, and beauty. If logic, as Hegel says, is "a study of the inner life of the mind" or that it is "the system of pure reason, or the kingdom of pure thought, and this kingdom is the truth as it is—without mask in itself and for itself," so that "the content of logic presents us with God in his eternal essence before creating nature and finite spirit," then the philosophy of spirit is a study of the forms in which spirit manifests itself in history and in the place of its powers and proclaims itself. If logic is the conquest and possession of the world by reason, then this possession has necessary forms that the philosophy of spirit presents to us. This book comes not only in its manner of presentation and its simple language but also with a passionate defense of Hegelian philosophy and sympathy with it, in order to expand the circle of those interested in Hegel's philosophy, since its goal is to transfer this philosophy from the circle of specialists to the circle of the general public. Hegel's philosophy — Walter Stace