Both volumes typically structure their essays around the major divisions of Hegel's philosophy: The Cambridge Companion to Hegel
A successor volume featuring entirely new essays. It emphasizes neglected topics like Hegel's philosophy of nature, aesthetics, religion, and his relationship to mysticism and hermeneutics. Key Themes Covered Cambridge companion to Hegel
There are two distinct volumes often associated with this title, both edited by Frederick Beiser: Both volumes typically structure their essays around the
The original volume focusing on Hegel's major works, dialectical method, and his legacy in Marxism and analytic philosophy. Cambridge companion to Hegel