Hegel's Ontology and the Theory of Historicity is one of Herbert Marcuse's most important works, featuring a valuable translation, introduction, and commentary by the esteemed translator, critic, and philosophy researcher, Ibrahim Fathi. This book presents the unity of ontology, logic, and epistemology in the work of the great philosopher Hegel—a key founder of German Idealism in the late 18th century—as the theoretical foundation for a philosophy of history. Hegel's theory of being (ontology) is distinguished from that of his philosophical predecessors.

Herbert Marcuse was a prominent German-American philosopher, thinker, sociologist, and political theorist. Born into a Jewish family in Berlin, he studied at its university and earned his doctorate from the University of Freiburg in 1922. Marcuse was an important member of the Institute for Social Research in Frankfurt, which later became known as the 'Frankfurt School'.

In addition to this work, Marcuse's most significant books include 'Eros and Civilization' and 'One-Dimensional Man'.

• Author: Herbert Marcuse
• Translator: Ibrahim Fathi
• Publisher: Afaq for Publishing and Distribution - Cairo
• Year of Publication: 2018
• Pages: 430
• Parts: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• ISBN: 9789777651097