Hegel's Ethical Thought
"This is an excellent treatment of a subject which has never been adequately dealt with in English...His book will be the most important study of Hegelian ethics since Bradley's Ethical Studies."   H.S. Harris, York University"Wood's book is outstanding and will help to move Hegel to the centre of current discussion in ethical and political theory."   Michael Inwood, Times Literary Supplement"Access to Hegel's thought is rarely easy.  W. deserves high praise for leading the reader along paths that make it possible to locate key Hegelian concepts in relation both to the context in which Hegel proposed them and to a set of issues that, as much as in Hegel's day, still engender lively debate."   Philip J. Rossi, Theological Studies