Abstract

The author has written a noteworthy book on Hegel's ethical theory which will certainly make its mark in Hegelian scholarship. Not, properly speaking, an introductory work, Hegel's Ethical Theory is tightly written and thoroughly researched. The author's command of the Hegelian corpus is imposing. The work has been painstakingly organized, even though it is not entirely free of redundancies. The author is creditable when he states that the book was seventeen years in the making.