INTER-CATEGORIAL RELATIONS IN HEGEL'S SCIENCE OF LOGIC

The paper presents an interpretation of Hegelian objective logic from the point of view of inter-categorial relationships, that are discussed upon within this first part of speculative logic. The author proves that the objective Logic, taken as independent from its continuation, the subjective one, is a categorial structure (but not a conceptual one) where Being and Essence are complementarily related. The categories of objective logic, if related to one another, make up structures of categorial structures (categorial matrixes) which the processes of subjective Logic develop further on as Concept, Judgment, and Syllogism.