The book 'Hegel's Philosophy', published in two volumes: 'Logic and Philosophy of Nature' and 'Philosophy of Spirit', presents a coordinated and comprehensive view of Hegel's logic and its various applications in philosophy, law, religion, and aesthetics. According to Hegel, logic is the study of the inner life of the mind or the system of pure reason, representing the realm of pure thought. This realm is truth as it is, unveiled, in itself and for itself. The content of logic, therefore, reveals God in his eternal essence before creating finite nature and spirit. Philosophy of the Spirit studies the forms through which the spirit manifests in history, revealing itself. If logic is about grasping and possessing the world through reason, the forms of this possession are necessarily demonstrated by the Philosophy of Spirit. This book not only presents its content in a simplified language but also fervently defends and shows sympathy for Hegelian philosophy. It aims to broaden the interest in Hegel's philosophy by moving it from the private sphere to the public domain.

Publishing house: Dar Al-Tanweer for Printing, Publishing, and Distribution

Number of Pages: 135

Year of publication: 2007