Great Secondary Books on Hegel

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	"Beiser's comprehensive study of Hegelian Philosophy, a very good introduction to Hegel's thought.  Very clearly written."

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	"Very influential reading of Hegel that is not scared to discuss Hegel's (all too often discarded) metaphysics.  This is discussed in relation to Hegel's Political Philosophy"

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	"Careful reading of Hegel's Political Philosophy, perhaps best read after being familiar with Hegel."

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	"Not a very clearly written piece of work, but well worth the effort."

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	"Introduction to a classic text, surprisingly short in length.  Definitely a good place to start."

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	"Clearly articulate, informative, and full of humour.  This book is a must have!"

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	"A reading of Hegel that is becoming more dominant, excellent work.  Read this for a great critique of Kojeve's reading of Hegel."

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	"An influential, but essentially incorrect understanding of Hegel.  This is a must read for those trying to get to grips with the 'French' reading of Hegel."

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	"Seems irrelevant, but the introduction has a great discussion of Hegel and his commentators."

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	"Easy guide to the Philosophy of Right, clearly written and generally accurate."

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	"A great biographical/philosophical exposition of Hegel's work."

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	"Contemporary work on Hegel that still has Kojeve at its heart, unfortunately."

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	"Singer demonstrates a thorough understanding of Hegel in this work.  Deals with some themes far too quickly but I suppose one can't expect too much depth from this series of books!"