Hegel says that we have to acquire the objects. In philosophy, we acquire objects by thinking. The method of such appropriation is developed in Hegel’s Science of Logic. Now, this philosophical thought can also be transferred to the editorial practice. We acquire objects that appear in the form of manuscripts or college booklets, sensual and spiritual. We read, transcribe and describe the handwriting. The college booklets on Hegel’s lectures on logic, which were made by the students, are my subject. Ten (...) college booklets on Hegelian logic have been preserved. They form the subject of the edition of the Hegelian Collected Works volume 23.1 to 3. This edition of the lecture manuscripts shows new aspects of Hegel’s Science of Logic and thus opens up a new interpretation of this important philosophical work. (shrink)