Review: HEGEL IN 90 MINUTES by Paul Strathern

One thing you should know about me is that I'm lazy. Another thing is that I've always thought philosophy was interesting. Put them together and you'll see why it's like these books were written for me.

This book describes Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel's life and works, acting as both introduction to and summary of this philosopher's nearly-unintelligible thought. It serves as a sort of Cliff's Notes for this verbose German, and while I shudder to think how much work Strathern must have put into this, I recommend it