The Hegel Studies have been documenting new approaches and results in all areas of international Hegel research since 1961. Additionally, since 2013, the Hegel Studies have also been open to other authors and debates in Classical German Philosophy, providing a forum for contributions that are more systematically oriented, as long as they promise a significant gain for the engagement with the era around 1800 and a connection to current discussions.

Volume 35: Texts and Documents on Hegel and Johannes Schulze. A communication by Andreas Roser and Holger Schulten.

Essays:
Karin De Boer. Concept and Time. The Self-Externalization of the Concept and its Repetition in Hegel's Speculative System.
Christian Iber. Circling Around Self-Consciousness. Remarks on Hegel's Theory of Subjectivity.
Paolo Giuspoli. Objective and Subjective Logic. On the General Organization of Hegel's Logic in the Early Nuremberg Years.
Otto Pöggeler. Hegel and the Boisseree Collection.

Literature Reports and Critique.
Bibliography of Essays on Hegel Research 1997 and 1998. With Additions from 1996. Compilation and Editing: Nikolaj Plotnikov.