Avineri, Shlomo: "Hegel's Theory of the Modern State" - An excerpt from chapter 5 of this work. Uses some of Hegel's little-known early works to analyze his view of property. Thought and Reality in Hegel's System - Online edition of a classic 1910 monograph by Gustavus Watts Cunningham. In hyperlinked HTML. Foreword to OUP Edition of "The Logic" - Preface to the 1973 reissue of Wallace's translation of Hegel's "Shorter Logic". By J. N. Findlay. The Organisation of the Logic: Being, Essence, Concept - Essay by Jean Hyppolite about Hegel's "Logic". From "Logic and Existence". Before Beyond Function - A detailed appraisal of Hegel's thinking on architecture, based primarily on Hegel's "Lectures on Aesthetics". By David Kolb. Ross, Kelly: "G. W. F. Hegel" - A critical view, from a Popperian perspective, of Hegel's philosophy as a whole. Special attention is paid to Hegel's philosophy of nature. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel - A detailed account of the development of Hegel's doctrine through his various works. Composed by Paul Redding, from the Stanford Enciclopedia of Philosophy. Stojanow, Janko: "On the Absolute Rational Will" - An online book aimed at developing a contemporary philosophy through incorporating and interpreting Hegel's thought. Hegel, Nietzsche, and Philosophy: Thinking Freedom - Robert Williams reviews this book by Will Dudley. From Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews. French Hegel: From Surrealism to Postmodernism - Robert Bernasconi reviews this book by Bruce Baugh. From Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews. Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy - Entry on Hegel, by David Duquette. Includes biography, bibliography, discussion of major aspects of Hegel's work, and a detailed study of the Philosophy of Right. Trejo, Paul: "Was Hegel Christian or Atheist?" - Explores Hegel's relation to Christianity, atheism and paganism in the light of the struggle between the Left and Right Hegelians. Presents a view of Hegelianism as a freedom-loving philosophy. Uchida, Hisorshi: "Marx's Grundrisse and Hegel's Logic" - Preface from a new analysis of the relation between Marx and Hegel, which attempts to show that the relationship is more complex and profound than usually thought.