This Cambridge Elements series provides insights into all aspects of Hegel’s thought as well as its relationship to philosophical currents before, during, and after his time. The Elements offer fresh perspectives on well-established topics in Hegel studies, and in some cases use Hegelian categories to define new research programs and to complement existing discussions. The series will be relevant to all readers with an interest in historical and conceptual approaches to Hegel’s thought, its context, and its legacy.
