Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel is the founder of German classical philosophy, who went down in history as an outstanding reformer of the science of thinking, who developed and developed its dialectical forms. The main task of logic, according to Hegel, is the knowledge of truth. And he investigated the paths leading to truth, and the evolution of these paths in the work "The Science of Logic," created on the basis of his own lectures. Logic itself cannot be a complete science - it always leaves its doors open to new conclusions and concepts. Therefore, Hegel's teaching is always modern and causes constant interest. The anthology also includes fragments of two other major works of the philosopher - "Phenomenology of the Spirit," which reveals the main character of his philosophy, Spirit, and the principle of the universal connection of phenomena, and "Philosophy of Law" - a methodological manual for listeners of his lectures. The texts are provided with detailed comments and explanations by Alexander Markov.