A Reading of Hegel’s “Phenomenology of Spirit” [Book Review]

The Owl of Minerva 12 (1):1-3 (1980)
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Abstract

Professor Lauer at the beginning of his book makes clear what he is doing by indicating what he is not doing. He is not giving a commentary, like Hyppolite, nor a genial discussion of the issue, like Lowenberg. Lauer’s is a reading of the Phenomenology, not the only reading or even the best reading, but a plausible one that he hopes will spare others the tortures he himself had to go through in understanding Hegel and that will facilitate one’s own reading of this difficult work. In the opinion of this reviewer, Lauer largely succeeds in his project.

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