Hegel's Logic

Acknowledgments
Introduction

Part 1: Disintegration of the Eastern Logic of Pantheism in Western Antiquity
1. Defining the Absolute in the Parmenidean Orbit
2. The Anonymous Theology of the Finite
3. Anaximander and the Germination of the True Infinite
4. Classical Atomism: Thought Thinking Itself Multiplied
5. The Theology of Pure Quantity
6. Pythagoras and the Logic of Measure

Part 2: The Rise of Philosophies of Natural Science in Western Theism
7. Neoplatonism and the Logic of Identity
8. The Deterministic Theology of the Explanatory Ground
9. The Phenomenalistic Definition of the Absolute
10. Scientific Realism and Self-manifesting Actual Reality

Part 3: Emancipation from Nature in the Infinte Freedom of Persons
11. The Subjective Self-Concept and Its Passage into Judgment
12. Theology of the Rational Syllogism
13. The Objective Self-Concept
14. The Absolute Idea: The Career of Freedom Grasping Itself in Pure Thought
15. Recapitulation of the Logic
16. Empirical versus Rational Order in the History of Philosophy

Notes
Bibliography
Index