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"Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel" (1770-1831) is considered one of the greatest and most influential philosophers of the 19th century. Many of the major philosophical movements of the 20th century - from existentialism to analytic philosophy - arose from reactions to Hegel's statements. He is also considered one of the most difficult philosophers to understand, and his complex ideas, although valuable, are often misunderstood. In this excellent and clear introduction to Hegel, Friedrich Beiser covers all the main aspects of his thought. He places "Hegel" in the historical context of 19th-century Germany while elucidating the deep insight and originality of his philosophy in the best possible way. "Hegel", which is a masterpiece of research and research and a completely transparent work, is both an ideal starting point for those who come to "Hegel" for the first time and is also a necessary reading for any student or scholar of 19th-century philosophy. In fact, for anyone who wants to read "Hegel" without knowing much about his intellectual world, the work of "Frederic Beiser" is what provides the necessary background for him. Many of the main difficulties that "Hegel" and his other contemporaries wanted to go through are predicted with clear and almost analytical accuracy, But this book does not seem to sacrifice precise and subtle interpretation for simplicity of style. This book seems to be quite comprehensive and "Frederick Bizer" works very well in placing "Hegel" in the framework of the philosophical and political disputes of his time. Another important part of this book is the emphasis on Hegel's specific status as a metaphysician (in the Aristotelian sense) and how he is able to create a metaphysics that both stand up to and actually completes the Kantian critique. Hegel's book