Fabiana Del Mastro

The notion's emergence implies the acknowledgement of the reader's reflection as participant of the dialectical nexus of the Science of Logic. More precisely, in the transition from the Objective Logic to the Subjective Logic the exterior reflection reveals itself as immanent moment of the notion, without which the latter cannot be properly conceived. This master's thesis intends to clarify this turning point of the book in two movements. Firstly, one will seek to circumscribe the reader's position in the representations provided by Hegel in the opening text of the Doctrine of the Notion. Simultaneously, the steps taken by the reader's reflection until its immersion in the ground, limited to the passage between the two mentioned parts of Hegel's work, will be signaled. During this explanation, Hegel's critique on the Kantian philosophy will be interpreted under the perspective of the referred key. In the second part of this study the relation between the reading of the Science of logic and the translation process (which composes this thesis) of a part of the Subjective logic will be investigated. This segment will also examine, through the angle of the argument defended, the relation between Hegel and Fichte's philosophy.