In Hegel's Aesthetics: A Critical Exposition, John Steinfort Kedney presents a thorough and accessible analysis of Hegel's dense but influential philosophy of art. Exploring Hegel's ideas on beauty, the symbolic, classical, and romantic forms, and the relationship between art and spirit, Kedney clarifies one of the most intricate systems in aesthetic theory. With both critical distance and interpretive sympathy, he examines how Hegel positioned art within his broader dialectical framework of human development. Ideal for students of philosophy and the arts, Kedney's exposition not only explains Hegel but also engages contemporary readers in the enduring questions of what art is and why it matters.