Commentary on the Logic

1. Part I: The Doctrine of Being

1. The Performative Beginning
2. Pure Quantity, Continuity, and Discreteness
3. The Specific Quantum and the Rule
4. What have we achieved?

2. Part II: The Doctrine of Essence

1. The Transition and the New Form of Movement
2. From Illusion to Appearance
3. Actuality as the Unity of Inner and Outer
4. The Spiral Structure of the Logic of Essence

Part III: The Logic of the Concept

3. Part 3.1: The Subjective Concept

1. The Transition from Essence to Concept
2. The Transition: Why the Concept Must Judge
3. The Syllogism as Grounding
4. What Have We Achieved?

4. Part 3.2: Objectivity — When the Concept Meets Resistance

1. The Transition: From Thought to World
2. The New Level: Constitutive Relation
3. The Systematic Contrast

5. Part 3.3: The Idea — Life, Cognition, Absolute Method

1. The Three S³ Processes
2. Why the unity must divide against itself
3. What the Absolute Idea Is — and What It Is Not
4. 23a.3 Why Hegel Formulates Things This Way — The Steelman