Thinking with Hegel

James Collins

1-7

Hegel editing and Hegel research

Otto Pöggeler

8-23

A critical survey of Hegel scholarship in English

1962–1969

Frederick Weiss

24-48

The Hegelian dialectic

Eric Weil

49-64

Comment on Eric Weil "The Hegelian dialectic"

John N. Findlay

65-71

Hegel and the philosophy of physics

John N. Findlay

72-89

Comment on J. N. Findlay "Hegel and the Philosophy of Physics"

Frank Collingwood

90-97

Hegel and Marx

Jean-Yves Gálvez

98-104

Comment on Jean-Yves Galvez "Hegel and Marx"

David McLellan

105-107

The conceptualization of religious mystery

Kenneth L. Schmitz

108-136

Religion as representation

Louis Dupré

137-143

Hegel and the secularization hypothesis

Dove

144-155

Comment on Dove's "Hegel and the secularization hypothesis"

Howard P. Kainz

156-160

Hegel and judaism

a flaw in the Hegelian mediation

Emil L. Fackenheim

161-185

Comment on Fackenheim's "Hegel and judaism"

James Doull

186-195

Labor, alienation, and social classes in Hegel's Realphilosophie

Shlomo Avineri

196-215

Comment on Avineri's labor, alienation, and social classes in Hegel's realphilosophie

Otto Pöggeler

216-219

Remarks on the papers of Avineri and Pöggeler

Robert L. Perkins

220-223

Hegel and contemporary liberalism, anarchism, socialism

a defense of the rechtsphilosophie against Marx and his contemporary followers

James Doull

224-248

Comment on Doull's "Hegel and contemporary liberalism, anarchism, socialism"

Shlomo Avineri

249-252

Round-table discussion on problems of translating Hegel

Howard P. Kainz

253-267

The Hegelians of Saint Louis, Missouri and their influence in the United States

John O. Riedl

268-287

Ideas and ideal

Nathan Rotenstreich

288-297

Hegel

a bibliography of books in English, arranged chronologically

Frederick Weiss

298-308