Hegel's Introduction to the System: Encyclopaedia Phenomenology and Psychology

‘This is a very fine introduction to Hegel’s System of philosophy… For philosophers—whether rookie or veteran—wishing to enhance their appreciation of the breadth, depth, and lasting relevance of Hegel’s system, this is the book to read.’

Michael Baur, The Review of Metaphysics vol 69:02:2015

‘There is much to admire in Wood’s book… His work is a welcome addition to the Hegel literature, and should be of interest to Hegel novices as well as seasoned scholars.’

C. Jeffery Kinlaw, American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly vol 89:04:2015

“Hegel’s Introduction to the System stands out because of its clarity and simplicity of writing, taking difficult ideas expressed by Hegel in difficult language and offering the reader an easy grasp of the core point. Robert E. Wood provides a good translation, an illuminating commentary, and useful contextualizing essays.”

John Russon, Department of Philosophy, University of Guelph, and author of 'Reading Hegel’s Phenomenology'

“In Hegel’s Introduction to the System, Robert E. Wood displays a solid understanding of Hegel’s text and an unusual ability to digest Hegel’s insights and present them in lucid, concrete form. Students and scholars of Hegel will be fortunate to read this work and be guided by it.”

Shannon Hoff, Institute for Christian Studies, and author of 'The Laws of the Spirit: A Hegelian Theory of Justice'