Abstract

Expository and interpretive studies of the fragments, essays and notes which constitute Hegel's writings while at Tübingen, Berne and Frankfort. The author concentrates on the consonance, rather than antithesis of the writings with some of Hegel's later works. His correspondence with Schelling is considered closely, and these too are integrated with Hegel's later philosophy by means of a carefully executed, well-documented treatment. -- G. B.