Posted by Mo on February 22, 1999 at 16:49:39:

In Reply to: Hegel & ontology posted by Adam Weisberg on February 08, 1998 at 18:16:12:

: There are so many writers under Hegelian spells who
: write on politics, religion, and epistemology.
: I am more interested, however, in the ingenious way
: by which he deals with the paradox of the beginning.
: I mean, of course, the first steps of the Logic, where
: he gives an impressive account of the unfolding of
: complex determination from through-and-through
: simplicity. Has anyone got a book or a chapter which
: comments entertainingly on this subject?

If I understand you correctly, you are asking about Hegel's formulation of dialectic logic? If that is the case here are some things that have helped me. Of course you may have laready used the following.
Check out 'The Cambridge Companion to Hegel' and read the two articles on Hegel's dialectic method and his conception of logic. Then read through the intro and first movements of 'The Science of Logic', I think Hegel does the best explaining once you know were he is coming from. another recommendation would be Taylor's "Hegel" or Marcuse's "Reason and Revolution" which takes a Marxist stance , but does have some good explainations of the movement of Hegel's logic.

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