Volume 1: Part 1 The Two Origins of Hegel's Dialectic 1. The Linguistic Origin 2. The Existentialist Origin Part 2 The Dialectical Beginning of Hegel's Philosophy 3. Analyzing the Beginning of The Science of Logic 4. An Analysis of the Beginning of the Phenomenology of Spirit 5. Comparison of Methods: Phenomenology of Spirit and The Science of Logic Volume 2: Part 1 The Soul of the Hegelian Dialectic: Negation 1. The Negative and the Positive 2. Negation and Subjectivity 3. The Status of Negation in Hegel's Dialectic Part 2 The Form of the Hegelian Dialectic: Reflection 4. The Conceptual Intension of Reflection 5. Reflection and Reason 6. The Logical Function of Reflection Volume 3: Part 1 Hegel's Dialectical Logic 1. Dialectical Logic and Formal Logic 2. Dialectical Logic and Experience 3. The Agreement of Dialectical Logic with Epistemology Part 2 Hegel's Dialectical Epistemology 4. The Implications of Dialectical Reason 5. The Dialectical Development of Knowing 6. The Identity of Dialectical Epistemology and Ontology: On Hegel's Doctrine of the Identity of Thinking and Being Part 3 Hegel's Dialectical Ontology 7. Substance as Ontological Ground 8. The Subject as Substance Coming into Being 9. The Agreement of Dialectical Ontology with Logic 10. Conclusion
Biography
Deng Xiaomang is Professor in the School of Philosophy at Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China. His research focus includes German classic philosophy and aesthetics, and he has engaged in the comparison and criticism of the Eastern and Western culture.
