“Hegel and scepticism” remains an intriguing topic directly concerning the logical and methodological core of Hegel’s system. A series of contributions is unfolding around a keynote paper by Klaus Vieweg, which tries to understand and restate the limits and the content of the relationship between Hegel’s philosophy and scepticism. Various Hegel readers with different concerns are dealing with Hegel’s strategy in a large range of theoretical areas.
Table of Contents
Preface
Klaus Vieweg / Sextus Empiricus als eigentlicher Vater der modernen Philosophie
Maria Daskalaki / Hegel’s Critique of Skepticism and the Concept of Determinate Negation
Georges Faraklas / “The dialectic of all that is determinate”
Anna Tigani / The Conception of Philosophizing
Jannis Kozatsas / Old and New Scepticism, Old and New Empiricism
Ioannis Trisokkas / Hegel on Scepticism in the Logic of Essence
Antonios Kalatzis / Faraway, So Close
Folko Zander / The Problem of Action in Pyrrhonian Skepticism
Stefan Enke / Politische Philosophie unter skeptischen Bedingungen
Johannes Korngiebel / Friedrich Schlegel’s Sceptical Interpretation of Plato
Suzanne Dürr / The Reception of Aenesidemus in Fichte and Hegel
Stella Synegianni / Isosthenie in der Praxis
Thodoris Dimitrakos / History of Philosophy of Science and Hegel’s Critique of Skepticism
Simon Gros 
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