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Logic of Hegel

Logic of Hegel

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel 19 episodes Latest Feb 25, 2026

Join host Ryan Smallwood as he explores the William Wallace translation of the first part of Hegel's Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences, with a special focus on logic. This episode offers an insightful outline that distills the core of Hegel's logical system, which he would elaborate on in his later lectures. As a more concise counterpart to his earlier work, The Science of Logic, Wallace's translation is celebrated for its clarity and accessibility, even if it sometimes diverges from Hegel's original phrasing. Discover the foundational principles of Hegelian philosophy and gain a deeper understanding of this complex thinker.

Episodes

001 - Bibliographical Notice Feb 25, 2026 1341 Join host Ryan Smallwood as he explores the William Wallace translation of the first part of Hegels *Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences*, with a special focus on logic. This episode offers an insightful outline that distills the core of Hegels logical system, which he would elaborate on in his later lectures. As a more concise counterpart to his earlier work, *The Science of Logic*, Wallac
002 - Introduction Feb 25, 2026 2605 Join host Ryan Smallwood as he explores the William Wallace translation of the first part of Hegels *Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences*, with a special focus on logic. This episode offers an insightful outline that distills the core of Hegels logical system, which he would elaborate on in his later lectures. As a more concise counterpart to his earlier work, *The Science of Logic*, Wallac
003 - Preliminary Notion Feb 25, 2026 3400 Join host Ryan Smallwood as he explores the William Wallace translation of the first part of Hegels *Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences*, with a special focus on logic. This episode offers an insightful outline that distills the core of Hegels logical system, which he would elaborate on in his later lectures. As a more concise counterpart to his earlier work, *The Science of Logic*, Wallac
004 - First Attitude of Thought to Objectivity Feb 25, 2026 1690 Join host Ryan Smallwood as he explores the William Wallace translation of the first part of Hegels *Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences*, with a special focus on logic. This episode offers an insightful outline that distills the core of Hegels logical system, which he would elaborate on in his later lectures. As a more concise counterpart to his earlier work, *The Science of Logic*, Wallac
005 - Second Attitude of Thought to Objectivity - Part 1 Feb 25, 2026 1137 Join host Ryan Smallwood as he explores the William Wallace translation of the first part of Hegels *Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences*, with a special focus on logic. This episode offers an insightful outline that distills the core of Hegels logical system, which he would elaborate on in his later lectures. As a more concise counterpart to his earlier work, *The Science of Logic*, Wallac
006 - Second Attitude of Thought to Objectivity - Part 2 Feb 25, 2026 2474 Join host Ryan Smallwood as he explores the William Wallace translation of the first part of Hegels *Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences*, with a special focus on logic. This episode offers an insightful outline that distills the core of Hegels logical system, which he would elaborate on in his later lectures. As a more concise counterpart to his earlier work, *The Science of Logic*, Wallac
007 - Second Attitude of Thought to Objectivity - Part 3 Feb 25, 2026 1048 Join host Ryan Smallwood as he explores the William Wallace translation of the first part of Hegels *Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences*, with a special focus on logic. This episode offers an insightful outline that distills the core of Hegels logical system, which he would elaborate on in his later lectures. As a more concise counterpart to his earlier work, *The Science of Logic*, Wallac
008 - Third Attitude of Thought to Objectivity Feb 25, 2026 1915 Join host Ryan Smallwood as he explores the William Wallace translation of the first part of Hegels *Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences*, with a special focus on logic. This episode offers an insightful outline that distills the core of Hegels logical system, which he would elaborate on in his later lectures. As a more concise counterpart to his earlier work, *The Science of Logic*, Wallac
009 - Logic Further Defined and Divided Feb 25, 2026 1478 Join host Ryan Smallwood as he explores the William Wallace translation of the first part of Hegels *Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences*, with a special focus on logic. This episode offers an insightful outline that distills the core of Hegels logical system, which he would elaborate on in his later lectures. As a more concise counterpart to his earlier work, *The Science of Logic*, Wallac
010 - First Subdivision of Logic - Part 1 Feb 25, 2026 3384 Join host Ryan Smallwood as he explores the William Wallace translation of the first part of Hegels *Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences*, with a special focus on logic. This episode offers an insightful outline that distills the core of Hegels logical system, which he would elaborate on in his later lectures. As a more concise counterpart to his earlier work, *The Science of Logic*, Wallac
011 - First Subdivision of Logic - Part 2 Feb 25, 2026 2423 Join host Ryan Smallwood as he explores the William Wallace translation of the first part of Hegels *Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences*, with a special focus on logic. This episode offers an insightful outline that distills the core of Hegels logical system, which he would elaborate on in his later lectures. As a more concise counterpart to his earlier work, *The Science of Logic*, Wallac
012 - Second Subdivision of Logic - Part 1 Feb 25, 2026 2593 Join host Ryan Smallwood as he explores the William Wallace translation of the first part of Hegels *Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences*, with a special focus on logic. This episode offers an insightful outline that distills the core of Hegels logical system, which he would elaborate on in his later lectures. As a more concise counterpart to his earlier work, *The Science of Logic*, Wallac

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