The Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences

*The Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences* by Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel is a comprehensive guide to his philosophical system. It organizes philosophy into three interconnected parts: logic (metaphysics), nature (science of the physical world), and spirit (human consciousness and society). Hegel aims to present philosophy as a systematic, interconnected whole, showing how ideas evolve and influence one another. The work serves as both an overview and a detailed outline of his thought, illustrating his belief that reality and thought are deeply intertwined, and that understanding this relationship is key to grasping the nature of existence.