FABIANA DEL MASTRO

This thesis proposes an interpretation of the Objective Logic that revolves around the immanence of the reader's reflection to the nexus of the Science of Logic. The first part of this study is dedicated to establishing the reader's role through the treatment of the concept of external reflection, primarily facilitated by the opening texts of Hegel's work. From this initial movement, the three levels of investigation outlined by the central hypothesis will be inferred: the relationship between presentation and critique, pure science and theory of knowledge, and speculation and language. The second and third parts of this work, focused on examining excerpts from the Doctrine of Being and the Doctrine of Essence, utilize the category of time to elucidate the relationship between the reader's reflection and the logical object. Consequently, this characterization aims to outline the dialectics from the determinations of being to those of essence as attempts, from the furthest to the closest, at self-positioning of the concept.In parallel with the study of Hegel's text, this work engages in a dialogue with the secondary literature.