Cover -- Hegel, Kant and the Structure of the Object -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Note on editions and conventions -- Introduction -- Chapter one Kant and the doctrine of synthesis -- THINGS, QUALITIES, AND RELATIONS -- KANT'S COPERNICAN REVOLUTION -- SYNTHESIS AND THE UNITY OF THE OBJECT -- SYNTHESIS AND THE UNITY OF THE SUBJECT -- Chapter Two Hegel Contra Kant -- THE NEED OF PHILOSOPHY -- HEGEL'S CRITIQUE OF KANT -- Chapter Three Ontology and Structure in Hegel's Logic -- FROM THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF SPIRIT TO THE LOGIC -- NOTION, JUDGMENT, AND SYLLOGISM -- THE SUBSTANCE-KIND MODEL OF THE OBJECT -- Chapter Four Unity and Structure in Hegel's Philosophy of Nature -- NATURE AND OBJECTIVITY -- STRUCTURE AND NATURE -- NATURE AND UNITY -- Chapter Five The Unity of the Object and the Unity of the Subject -- UNITY AND SYNTHESIS -- ABSOLUTE AND SUBJECTIVE IDEALISM -- ABSOLUTE IDEA AND ABSOLUTE SPIRIT -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.