Hegel s Logic

Logic is the soul and core of Hegel's philosophy, the basic provisions of his philosophical viewpoint and his way of thinking and the framework of the system. Conceptual theory is the soul and core of logic, the clear establishment of the purpose and fundamental viewpoint of logic, and the specific provisions of the way of thinking of logic and the framework of the entire Hegelian philosophy. Hegel recognized the concept as the essence of existence, regarded existence as the externalization of the concept, and regarded the world of the unity of truth and goodness as the result of the concept's renunciation of its externalization, and derived the subject-object relationship mode and the principle of subjectivity that explain the world from the dialectical movement of the concept itself.

The externalization of concepts and the rejection of externalization, that is, the difference and contradiction between the subjectivity and objectivity of concepts and the return to the unity of concepts through negation, constitute the basic idea of Hegel's philosophy to explain the world and the essence of his theory. In essence, the whole of Hegel's philosophy is a conceptualism. To master the theory of this concept is to grasp the secrets of Hegel's philosophy.

It can be said that conceptual theory is a key to uncover the secrets of Hegel's philosophy and to grasp the ideas, system structure and ideological essence of Hegel's philosophy. To understand and grasp Hegel's logic, if we do not rise to the level of conceptual theory, or make a simplistic understanding of conceptual theory, we will not grasp its core and essence, and we will not be able to unlock the secrets of Hegel's philosophy and grasp the essence of its thought. This paper intends to discuss the conception of Hegel's conceptual theory of logic, hoping to explore the secrets of conceptual theory and logic, as well as the essence and substance of his thoughts. -

The content of philosophy as understood by Hegel.

Hegel's logic is known as "dialectical logic" or "Hegelian logic". Unlike traditional logic, which focuses on abstract logical ways of thinking such as formal logic and symbolic logic, Hegel's logic is a philosophical system that attempts to actually exist and develop problems. It emphasizes the existence of contradictions, the importance of change, and the comprehensive consideration of the entire process.

According to Hegel, the internal contradictions of things are the main force in their development, and these contradictions are resolved through the process of "dialectics".

In Hegel's view, contradiction is not a simple binary opposite, but two extremes of interdependence and interpenetration. He proposed the logical structure of the "syllogism" of hand void, that is, the opposite, negation and unity of propositions, thus establishing a unique way of thinking. Concepts, categories and judgments have an important place in the system and must be linked to the real world in order to deal with the complexity of the problem.

In short, Hegel's logic is a philosophical dialectical logical way of thinking, which tries to be the essential law of existence and development, which is very different from the formal logic and symbolic logic of traditional logic.

Summary. Hello dear, it is my pleasure to answer for you, Hegel's "Little Logic" is divided into four parts, and Hegel in its unique way provides a very detailed theoretical paradigm of philosophical reflection. The first part, "The Investigation of Ideas", mainly introduces the basic principles of Hegel's conceptual theory, systematically demonstrates the definition and classification of concepts, the relationship between concepts, etc., and at the same time summarizes the basic functions and general applications of concepts.

The second part, The Theory of Judgment, comments on and demonstrates the philosophical concept of judgment and its related principles and the connection between judgment. The third part, "Theory of Inference", includes the categories and principles of inference, the form of inference, the logical structure of inference, the test results of inference, and the correctness and reliability of inference. The fourth part, "General Interpretation", summarizes the contents of the first three parts, and reinterprets and analyzes these philosophical ideas and their connotations as a whole.

In short, "Little Logic" is an important work of Hegel's in-depth study and philosophical thought, and in order to understand and grasp the content of the book, it is necessary to study the whole book one by one, and carry out detailed thinking and analysis, so as to deepen the understanding and improve the level of grasp. I hope this service can help you, thank you for your consultation, and I wish you all the best!

An overall understanding and grasp of the content of Hegel's "Little Logic".

Hello dear, it is my pleasure to answer for you, Hegel's "Little Logic" is divided into four parts, and Hegel in its unique way provides a very detailed theoretical paradigm of philosophical reflection. The first part, "The Investigation of Ideas", mainly introduces the basic principles of Hegel's conceptual theory, systematically demonstrates the definition and classification of concepts, the relationship between concepts, etc., and at the same time briefly summarizes the basic functions and general applications of concepts. The second part, The Theory of Judgment, comments on and demonstrates the philosophical concept of judgment and its related principles and the connection between judgment.

The third part, "Theory of Inference", includes the categories and principles of inference, the form of inference, the logical structure of inference, the test results of inference, and the correctness and reliability of inference. The fourth part, "General Interpretation", summarizes the contents of the first three parts, and reinterprets and analyzes these philosophical ideas and their connotations as a whole. In short, "Little Logic" is an important work of Hegel's in-depth study and philosophical thought, and in order to understand and grasp the content of the book, it is necessary to study the whole book one by one, and carry out detailed thinking and analysis, so as to deepen the understanding and improve the level of grasp.

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Hegel has only one logic, no logic of size and size, and that is only a temporary name to distinguish between the two books, and the small logic is more in line with his later views.

First, the maturity is different.

1. The tome Logic, commonly known as "Great Logic", was written by Hegel before he wrote the Encyclopedia of Philosophy. In the elaboration of the big logic, there are many cited materials, but the ideas are not mature. And the content is not evenly distributed.

2. The logical part of the philosophical book, that is, the "little logic", represents the more mature logical ideas in Hegel's philosophy. In the small logic, most of the material is streamlined, but its philosophical ideas are more mature. Therefore, in the general study of Hegel's philosophy, small logic prevails.

Second, the time is different.

1. Wissenschaft der Logik (Logic) (1812-1816) (the author planned to publish a second edition in 1831, but died before it was finished).

2. Enzyklopaedie der Philosophischen Wissenschaften (Enzyklopaedie der Philosophischen Wissenschaften) (1817-1830).

The book is divided into three parts: Logic, Self-Buried Philosophy of Kairan, and Philosophy of Spirit) (published in three editions; The logic part of it is called "small logic").

1. Zhang Shiying's "On Hegel's Logic", published by Chinese University Press in January 2010. The author systematically summarizes and comments on the basic content of Hegel's logic, and comprehensively introduces, explains, and expounds the contents of the two books, "Big Logic" and "Little Logic", in the order of the development of each logical category.

2. Commentary on the Summary of Hegel's Logic, edited by Jiang Pizhi, published by Shanghai People's Publishing House in 1982. In the order of the chapters of the Abstract and Hegel's Logic, the author divides Lenin's excerpts and comments into several subheadings for introduction and explanation, and finally compiles a summary of Hegel's Logic as an appendix to the book.

3. Matsumura's Hegel's Logic, published in 2012. The author uses the Marxist philosophical viewpoint to conduct a systematic analysis of Hegel's logic, with a broad vision and meticulous detail, and puts forward some new questions and insights.