"The Science of Logic. Volume II. Subjective Logic" is a fundamental work of the outstanding German philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, in which he reveals the principles of subjective understanding and thinking. In this book, the author examines the processes of logical thinking in the context of subjective activity, examines the patterns of development of concepts and categories in the mind and their reflection in consciousness. The huge volume of analyses, logical constructions and philosophical reflections makes this book not only an important source of knowledge for philosophy, but also a significant feat in the development of modern logic. "The Science of Logic. Volume II. Subjective Logic" is a must-read for anyone interested in the problems of thinking, reason, and philosophy.