The book we present to readers today as part of the 'Hegelian Library' series is a significant text by Hegel: his famous work 'Philosophical Sciences Encyclopedia'. This is the third book in chronological order among four important works Hegel published in his lifetime: 1 – Phenomenology of Spirit (1807) 2 – Science of Logic (1812–1816) 3 – Philosophical Sciences Encyclopedia (1817) 4 – Elements of Philosophy (1812). Although the Philosophical Sciences Encyclopedia presents us with Hegel's entire system, covering logic, the philosophy of nature, and the philosophy of spirit, the chapters included in our book are akin to an extended introduction to this system, offering insight into its main ideas and taking the opportunity to critique other doctrines, highlighting both their strengths and weaknesses, etc. Publishing house: Dar Al Tanweer for Printing, Publishing, and Distribution Number of Pages: 316 Year of publication: 2010