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This part of Hegel.Net focus on the Hegel reception worldwide and the Hegel School, which goes back to the time of Hegel and forward (we hope) from ourselves. It also concerns "Hegel studies" worldwide (numerous books and many hundreds of journal articles every year) and what people have written about Hegel and Hegelian philosophy past and present. Readers are gently reminded that this entails roughly 20,000 books in all languages, plus a multinational storm of journal articles going back to the 1820s. Next to Aristotle and Plato, Hegel is deservedly the most written-about of philosophers.

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