[Includes a] diversity of perspectives (Anglo-Saxon, French, German, but also Finnish, Greek, Arabic) which feeds the reflection on the report between logic and effectiveness, especially in the sections that focus on the subjective (G. Frilli, S. McStravick) and objective (A. Kalatzis, C. Jones, M. Bienenstock) mind.

Archives de Philosophie (Bloomsbury translation)

The book discusses a central topic of Hegel's thought: the speculative relation between reason and actuality. The project involves both scholars connected to the Italian tradition and authors pertaining to other linguistic areas of Hegel studies. The result is a hermeneutical reading in which the logical dimension and the concrete aspects of Hegel's philosophy are linked in new ways.

Adriano Fabris, Professor of Moral Philosophy, Pisa University, Italy

The essays in this volume provide original perspectives on many disputed questions in Hegel scholarship. Drawing on the Italian speculative hermeneutics approach to Hegel, they provide readings that cross the divide between purely logical and real world interpretations. These readings confirm that Hegel is indeed our contemporary.

Wayne Hudson, Research Professor at Charles Sturt University, Canberra and Adjunct Professor of Humanities, University of Tasmania, Australia