Hegel's theory of the subject [Texte imprimé] / edited by David Gray Carlson

Bibliogr. p. 224-229

Hegel's logic of freedom / William Maker -- Why Hegel's concept is not the essence of things / Stephen Houlgate -- Hegel's anti-Spinozism : the transition to subjective logic and the end of classical metaphysics / George di Giovanni -- The one and the concept : on Hegel's reading of Plato's Parmenides / Allegra de Laurentiis -- History, concepts and normativity in Hegel / Dario Perinetti -- The concept and its double : power and powerlessness in Hegel's subjective logic / Iain Macdonald -- Ways of being singular : the logic of individuality / Robert Berman -- The types of universals and the forms of judgment / Richard Dien Winfield -- Why are there four Hegelian judgments? / David Gray Carlson -- The system of syllogism / Richard Dien Winfield -- Hegel's refutation of rational egoism, in true infinity and the idea / Robert M. Wallace -- Hegel's Science of logic in an analytic mode / Clark Butler -- Cognition and finite spirit / John W. Burbidge -- The end of Hegel's logic : absolute idea as absolute method / Angelica Nuzzo -- The antepenultimacy of the beginning in Hegel's logic / David Gray Carlson