Hegels Logik (Reprint 2010.)

This book delineates itself critically from other attempts to interpret Hegel's system by presenting the most decisive attempt to interpret this philosophy as an 'ontological option' from a 'non-metaphysical' viewpoint. Hegel's science of logic is seen as a dialectical development of those categories of thinking which are at the same time categories of being. The author understands Hegelian logic as a theory which claims to prove the capacity for truth of thinking as long as it lays claim to a knowledge of reality.
In addition, Hartmann's posthumous work offers a constitutive and critical commentary on one of the most difficult works of philosophy, which has still not been completely understood.