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This book explains in pictographic terms precisely how Hegel’s monumental Science of Logic (SL) functions – one step at a time. As it now stands, few have ever mastered the SL since it was published between 1812 and 18162 and revised in 1831.3 In the anglophone world, that number is small indeed. Yet it is Hegel’s major work against which all his other, more accessible work must be read.4 Unfortunately, the SL is the single densest book ever published. No one who has peeked under its covers would dare dispute this claim. Yet, thanks to the pictures I will draw, the secrets of the SL will yield themselves forth.

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Carlson, D.G. (2007). Introduction. In: A Commentary to Hegel’s Science of Logic. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230598904_1

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