Hegel's Science of Logic

Richard Dien Winfield is Distinguished Research Professor in the philosophy department at the University of Georgia.

Preface
Lecture 1: General Introduction
Lecture 2: The General Concept of Logic
Lecture 3: With What Must the Science Begin?
Lecture 4: Being, Nothing, Becoming
Lecture 5: From Becoming to Determinate Being
Lecture 6: Determinate Being
Lecture 7: Something
Lecture 8: Finitude
Lecture 9: Infinity
Lecture 10: Being-For-Self
Lecture 11: The One
Lecture 12: Quantity
Lecture 13: From Measure to Essence
Lecture 14: Essence
Lecture 15: Essence as Reflection within Itself
Lecture 16: From Reflection to Existence
Lecture 17: From Appearance to Actuality
Lecture 18: Transition to the Concept
Lecture 19: The Concept
Lecture 20: From Concept to Judgment
Lecture 21: Judgment
Lecture 22: From Judgment to Syllogism
Lecture 23: Syllogism
Lecture 24: Objectivity
Lecture 25: Mechanism, Chemism, and Teleology
Lecture 26: From Objectivity to Idea
Lecture 27: From Life to Cognition
Lecture 28: The Idea of Cognition
Lecture 29: Truth and the Good
Lecture 30: The Absolute Idea
Works Cited
Index