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Dudley Knowles
ISBN: 9780754627265
Format: Hardback
Publisher:Ashgate Publishing Group
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Hegel is notable for his distinctive contribution to the perennial concerns of political philosophy. His theory of self-actualization locates our social identities within 'Ethical Life', expressing a variety of rationalist conservatism. This title explores this distinguished heritage and explains its contemporary relevance.
Hegel is notable for his distinctive contribution to the perennial concerns of political philosophy. He outlines a powerful account of freedom as both a personal and social achievement, discussing theories of personal rights, private property and punishment. He articulates a social analysis of human action and criticizes Kantian ethics. His theory of self-actualization locates our social identities within 'Ethical Life' - the institutions of family life, civil society and the state - expressing a unique variety of rationalist conservatism. In this volume, some of the finest interpreters of Hegel writing in English explore this distinguished heritage and explain its contemporary relevance.
| ISBN | 0754627268 | | DEWEY edition | DC22 | | ISBN13 | 9780754627265
(What's this?) | | Pages | 540 | | Publisher | Ashgate Publishing Group | | Published in | Aldershot | | Imprint | Ashgate Publishing Limited | | Series title | International Library of Essays in the History of Social and Political Thought | | Format | Hardback | | Height (mm) | 244 | | Publication date | 28 Sep 2009 | | Width (mm) | 169 | | DEWEY | 193 | | Academic level | Tertiary education, Professional / Scholarly |
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| 1 | | Hegel's Doppelsatz: A Neutral Reading by Robert Stern | | 3 | | 2 | | Freedom and Social Categories in Hegel's Ethics by Terry Pinkard | | 35 | | 3 | | Hegel and Institutional Rationality by Robert B. Pippin | | 59 | | 4 | | The Project of Reconciliation: Hegel's Social Philosophy by Michael O. Hardimon | | 85 | | 5 | | The Unity of Theoretical and Practical Spirit in Hegel's Concept of Freedom by Stephen Houlgate | | 119 | | 6 | | Hegel on Slavery and Domination by Steven B. Smith | | 143 | | 7 | | What is the Question for which Hegel's Theory of Recognition is the Answer? by Robert B. Pippin | | 171 | | 8 | | Hegel's Justification of Private Property by Alan Patten | | 189 | | 9 | | Hegel's Analysis of Property in the Philosophy of Right by Peter G. Stillman | | 215 | | 10 | | Annulment Retributivism: A Hegelian Theory of Punishment by Jami L. Anderson | | 257 | | 11 | | Hegel on the Justification of Punishment by Dudley Knowles | | 283 | | 12 | | The Emptiness of the Moral Will by Allen W. Wood | | 307 | | 13 | | Kant, Hegel and Determining our Duties by Kenneth R. Westphal | | 337 | | 14 | | Hegel's Theory of Moral Action, its Place in his System and the "Highest" Right of the Subject by David Rose | | 357 | | 15 | | Ethical Life and the Demands of Conscience by Frederick Neuhouser | | 379 | | 16 | | Spirit's Phoenix and History's Owl or the Incoherence of Dialectics in Hegel's Account of Women by Benjamin R. Barber | | 397 | | 17 | | Community and Indigence: A Hegelian Perspective on Aid to the Poor by Alexander Kaufman | | 421 | | 18 | | Hegel and Liberalism by Paul Franco | | 445 | | 19 | | Hegel on Political Sentiment by Joseph J. O'Malley | | 475 | | 20 | | Hegel's Political Anti-Cosmopolitanism: On the Limits of Modern Political Communities by James Bohman | | 489 | | | More... | | |
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