Hegel's Philosophy of the State and of History #263267

Thus the Encyclopaedia of Philosophical Sci ences is not, as the name might at first suggest, a mere aggregate of separate and unconnected disci plines, brought together for convenience in a Single compendium, like the words in a dictionary. These Sciences constitute a system, all the parts of which belong together, and stand in a definite and necessary relation to each other. The Encyclo paedia exhibits them in their systematic order and their articulate relation the one to the other.