The Cambridge Companion to Hegel and Nineteenth‐Century Philosophy

Readers may recall the earlier Cambridge Companion to Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (1770‐1831) edited by Frederick Beiser (1993), a professor of philosophy at the University of Syracuse. Beiser is right to say that much has happened since that time, and this new Companion, with its new title, aims to bring Hegel scholars and students up to date. It is a snapshot of current research, a useful source of current critical sources, and an attempt to realign our knowledge of Hegel by giving more emphasis to relatively underplayed aspects of his work. Among these are his philosophy of religion,...