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Ethical Life
ethical theory
Frederick Neuhouser
Hegel's Account
Hegel's Analysis
Hegel's Argument
Hegel's Criticisms
Hegel's Defense
Hegel's Discussions
Hegel's Political
Hegel's Political Philosophy
Hegel's Political Theory
Hegel's Position
Hegel's Social Philosophy
Hegel's Social Theory
Hegel's Statements
Hegel's Theory
Hegel's Treatment
Hegel's View
Hegel’s Account
Hegel’s Analysis
Hegel’s Argument
Hegel’s Criticisms
Hegel’s Defense
Hegel’s Political
Hegel’s Political Philosophy
Hegel’s Political Theory
Hegel’s Position
Hegel’s Social Theory
Hegel’s Statements
Hegel’s Theory
Hegel’s Treatment
Hegel’s View
Immanent Doctrine
institutional rationality
James Bohman
Jami L. Anderson
Kant's Rechtslehre
Kantian Retributivism
Kant’s Rechtslehre
Kenneth R. Westphal
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Michael O. Hardimon
Moral Conscience
NA Milwaukee
Paul Franco
Peter G. Stillman *
philosophy of right analysis
political philosophy
rationalist conservatism
recognition theory
Robert B. Pippin
Robert Stern*
social identity formation
Stephen Houlgate
Steven B. Smith
Substantial Ethical Life
Terry Pinkard
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Universal Law Formula
von Joseph J. O'Malley
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- ISBN 9780754627265
- Weight: 1264g
- Dimensions: 174 x 246mm
- Publication Date: 28 Sep 2009
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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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.
Dudley Knowles is a Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Glasgow, UK
