The Hegel Handbook offers a comprehensive and nuanced engagement with the thought of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, one of the most influential philosophers in the Western tradition. This handbook details Hegel's life and the early controversies surrounding his philosophy. The analysis includes his works from the early fragments through the Jena Critical Writings to the major works and the Berlin Lectures. The third edition of the handbook features updated literature references and expands the text by incorporating new, relevant sources published since the previous edition. This work is of great value to both students and those interested in Hegel's philosophy, providing in-depth insights into his complex ideas and their relevance to contemporary times.