A Commentary to Hegel’s Science of Logic

1. Introduction
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Part I. Quality

2. Being-Nothing-Becoming
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3. Determinate being
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4. Being-For-Self
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Part II. Quantity

5. Pure Quantity
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6. Quantum
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7. Quantitative Relation
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Part III. Measure

8. Measure and specific quantity
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9. Real measure
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10. The becoming of essence
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Part IV. Reflection

11. Illusory being
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12. Determinations of reflection
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13. Ground
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Part V. Appearance

14. Existence
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15. Appearance
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16. Essential relation
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Part VI. Actuality

17. The absolute
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18. Actuality
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19. The absolute relation
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Part VII. Subjectivity

20. The notion
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21. Judgment
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22. Syllogism
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Part VIII. Objectivity

23. Mechanism
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24. Chemism
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25. Teleology
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Part IX. Idea

26. Life
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27. Cognition
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28. Absolute Idea
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29. Conclusion
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Keywords: Philosophy, Epistemology, History of Philosophy, Modern Philosophy, Logic