A Study of the Dialectic of Hegel (An Old and Rare Book)

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The present book A Study of the Dialectic of Hegel has been designed to bring forth the significance of dialectic in Hegel's philosophical system. In fact, dialectic is so important and pervasive in Hegel's system that it frequents the reader at every stage in all his works. It is difficult to understand Hegel without an understanding of his account of dialectic with its amazing number of categories and sub-categories.

George Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, the great German thinker was born at Stuttgart on August 27, 1770. Right from his school days he was an avid reader, interested in classical writers on various branches of knowledge such as mathematics, morals, etc. In 1788 he enrolled himself in übingen University and graduated in philosophy and classics in 1790. Later, he joined in the theological course but he left it due to his opposition to the practices of the Church. In college he devoted himself vigorously to philosophy. His fellow students in the college were Friederich Holderlin, a poet and Shelling, a philosopher

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