Preface
A Note on the Text
Introduction
Part One. The Relevance of Hegel
1. Reason and the Problem of Modernity
2. Philosophy as Systematic Science
3. Hegel's Phenomenology as Introduction to Systematic Science
4. Beginning Philosophy without 'Beginnings'
5. Philosophy and Dialectical Method
6. On the Presumed Blasphemy of Hegelian Absolutism
Part Two. The Transcendence of Contemporary Philosophy
7. Hegel and Hermeneutics
8. The Critique of Marx and Marxist Thought
9. The Dead End of Postmodernism
10. The Renewed Appeal to Transcendental Arguments
11. The Problematic Role of God in Modern Epistemology
Notes
Index