Hegel's philosophy as the completion of the subject-object ontology. Part II. The Trinity of essence

Numerous fragments of ≪Science of Logic≫ give grounds to assert what Hegel came close to formulating the fundamental ontological difference, but never completed this task to the end. Undoubtedly, the strongest influence on the formation of Hegel's system of philosophy was his study of the works of Plato and Aristotle. The author of the Science of Logic constantly, at the end of almost every chapter, turns to the ancient distinction between being and entity. This conversion inevitably led Hegel to the erosion and dialectical nullification of modern European metaphysics.