Hegel's Logic

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In the ontology of his Logic, Hegel shows the dialectically necessary development of every moment of Being, from its most abstract conceptualization (Pure Being) to its most determinate concretion. At the heart of this movement is the 'notion' or the 'concept'. Among the many ideas we will discuss as we read through this book are the dialectical unities of: being and nothing; unity and multiplicity; finite and infinite; identity and difference; thought and being; existence and essence; substance and subject.