Hegelian Metaphysics

These essays offer a coherent perspective on this central area of Hegel’s thought, while also shedding light on his relation to his predecessors (particularly Aristotle and Kant) and on his reception by later thinkers. The volume as a whole articulates the distinctive position that Robert Stern has developed over several years, and enables readers to see this body of work together in one place, where the interconnection between these themes become clear.