The state and civil society: studies in Hegel's political philosophy 0521247934, 9780521247931
The state and civil society were first distinguished by Hegel in The Philosophy of Right as two stages in the dialectica
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English Pages 336 Year 1984
Table of contents :
Introduction: the significance of Hegel's separation of the state and civil society Z. A. Pelczynski;
1. From self-consciousness to community: act and recognition in the master-slave relationship J. M. Bernstein;
2. Hegel, Plato and Greek 'sittlichkeit' M. J. Inwood;
3. Political community and individual freedom in Hegel's philosophy of state Z. A. Pelczynski;
4. Hegel's radical idealism: family and state as ethical communities Merold Westphal;
5. Hegel's concept of the state and Marx's early critique K.-H. Ilting;
6. Towards a new systematic reading of Hegel's Philosophy of right Klaus Harmann;
7. Propaganda and analysis: the background to Hegel's article on the English Reform Bill M. J. Petry;
8. Obligation, contract and exchange: on the significance of Hegel's abstract right Seyla Benhabib;
9. Hegel on work, ownership and citizenship Alan Ryan;
10. Subjectivity and civil society Garbis Kortian;
11. The dialectic of civil society K.-H. Ilting;
12. Hegel on identity and legitimation Raymond Plant;
13. Economy, utility and community in Hegel's theory of civil society A. S. Walton;
14. Nation, civil society, state: Hegelian sources of the Marxian non-theory of nationality Z. A. Pelczynski
Introduction: the significance of Hegel's separation of the state and civil society Z. A. Pelczynski;
1. From self-consciousness to community: act and recognition in the master-slave relationship J. M. Bernstein;
2. Hegel, Plato and Greek 'sittlichkeit' M. J. Inwood;
3. Political community and individual freedom in Hegel's philosophy of state Z. A. Pelczynski;
4. Hegel's radical idealism: family and state as ethical communities Merold Westphal;
5. Hegel's concept of the state and Marx's early critique K.-H. Ilting;
6. Towards a new systematic reading of Hegel's Philosophy of right Klaus Harmann;
7. Propaganda and analysis: the background to Hegel's article on the English Reform Bill M. J. Petry;
8. Obligation, contract and exchange: on the significance of Hegel's abstract right Seyla Benhabib;
9. Hegel on work, ownership and citizenship Alan Ryan;
10. Subjectivity and civil society Garbis Kortian;
11. The dialectic of civil society K.-H. Ilting;
12. Hegel on identity and legitimation Raymond Plant;
13. Economy, utility and community in Hegel's theory of civil society A. S. Walton;
14. Nation, civil society, state: Hegelian sources of the Marxian non-theory of nationality Z. A. Pelczynski
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