Abstract

The article is an approach to the Hegelian conception for the question: what is Philosophy?, in accordance with the exhibited in the Introduction and the Preliminary ones of The Encyclopaedia Logic: Part 1 of the Encyclopaedia of Philosophical Sciences. Without the intention of exhausting the matter, there try to be exhibited the excellent points that occupy the German philosopher in both texts: object of the philosophy, philosophical formation, social prejudices against the philosophy and new routes of access and comprehension of the philosophical activity.