A mysterious listing in The English Catalogue of Books for 1906 (published 1907 by Sampson Low, Marston & Co., Ltd.): Hegel not Haeckel; or, Riddle of the Universe Solved! "Edited by a Student of Hegel" (published by Simpkin, 1906) https://forum.dialecticinstitute.org/heg-not-haec.gif ...

I like the title of this book (translated from Italian - the description below, not the book, unfortunately): The Hegel Effect (2020) edited by F. Cacciatore & F. Lesce The influence that Hegel's thought has exerted on contemporary culture crosses different spheres of knowledge - philosophy and ...

Becoming is this immanent synthesis of being and nothing; but because the sense most closely attached to “synthesis” is that of an external gathering of things externally at hand , the name of synthesis , of synthetic unity, has rightly gone out of use . Science of Logic , "Becoming", Rem...

I thought I'd add here, following Hegel's line in the original post: "in fact the subjective and the objective are indeed not only identical but also distinct", that this is what he says is "one of the hardest thoughts that thinking imposes upon itself" (§88). This is because it ...

Alyson- Thank you for reading my (rather long) post ... and sorry for the delay in replying. I hope I didn't keep you waiting too long! Regarding the the difference in the two translations of the Chalybäus book, I can't say I have much of an opinion either way. I didn't spend much time comparing the...

It's been known for a pretty long time now that the formula "thesis–antithesis–synthesis" ( TAS ) is not an accurate representation of Hegel's dialectic, but every now and then you see it pop up somewhere. (It even has its own Wikipedia page.) As far back as 1958 it was pretty much definit...

Thank you for posting this. Hegel came out against evolution in the Philosophy of Nature (in pre-Darwinian times, of course), which is unfortunate since it seems like he could have gone either way (but ended up on the wrong side) but it's interesting to think of evolution in dialectical terms, as Or...