This book extends the idea of syllogism with its author's concept of the dialectic.
This book's section on Measure, which follows its discussion of ratios, argues that the two aspects of measure - quantity and quality - can be separated because they are both immediate. This book proposes that, if Kant's notion that the title discipline has not changed since the time of Aristotle were true, the clear conclusion would be to completely reconstruct that discipline. This book introduces a state of "determinate being" that is transitioned to through the process of becoming. This book's three main sections discuss (*) Being, Essence, and Concept; the third of these sections demonstrates that the notion of individuality can be constructed out of universality and particularity. This book extends the idea of syllogism with its author's concept of the dialectic. For 10 points, name this book by Hegel which outlines his views on the study of reasoning.
This book's section on Measure, which follows its discussion of ratios, argues that the two aspects of measure - quantity and quality - can be separated because they are both immediate.
The Science of Logic [or Wissenschaft der Logik; or Hegel's Logic before "Hegel" is read]