A Commentary on Hegel's Logic

Absolute Idea according to Hegel alter Antithesis Appearance argument assertion becomes Categorical Syllogism Cause characteristic Chemism connected connexion Continuous contradiction defect definite dialectic process Discrete Magnitude Disjunctive Syllogism division Elective Affinity element Encyclopaedia essential example existence expressed Extensive external fact finite Finitude G. L. ii Greater Logic Hegel calls Hegel gives Hegel says Hegel's category Identity of Indiscernibles immediacy immediate indifferent Individual Infinite Progress Infinite Series Infinity inner nature Intensive Magnitude Intensive Quantum involves Law of Identity Limit Manifestation means mediation merely Middle Term Necessity negation negative Nodal Line Notion particular Particular Judgment pass plurality position possible predicate proposition Qualitative Syllogism Quantitative Ratio Quantity reached Realised reality reason Reflection regard relation Repulsion says G. L. Section seems side subdivision Surface and Substratum Synthesis taken tautology Teleology Thesis thing transcended transition triad true unity Universal Judgments valid whole