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Author_Stephen C. Bosworth
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Civil Society
comparative constitutions
Congressional Form
Constitution's General Function
Constitution’s General Function
democractic monarchy
Democratic Monarchy
Electoral Association
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Evaluative Theory
External Necessity
Figurehead Role
German idealism
Hegel's Exposition
Hegel's Philosophical System
Hegel's Political Philosophy
Hegel's Social Theory
Hegel's Words
Hegelian constitutional analysis
Hegel’s Exposition
Hegel’s Philosophical System
Hegel’s Political Philosophy
Hegel’s Social Theory
Hegel’s Words
Hereditary Head
Indefinite Multiplicity
Legislative Veto
Marx's Classless Society
Marx’s Classless Society
Model's Social Theory
Model’s Social Theory
modern republican constitutions
modern republican theories
Monarchical Organ
Non-sensuous Experience
Philosophical Necessity
Plato's Sense
Plato’s Sense
political theory
republicanism
Single Subjectivity
social contract theory
state philosophy
Universal Adult Suffrage
Wider Issues
Product details
- ISBN 9780367419943
- Weight: 520g
- Dimensions: 174 x 246mm
- Publication Date: 24 Sep 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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Originally published in 1991, this volume examines Hegel’s political philosophy from the perspective of his argument for constitutional monarchy. It offers an interpretation of Hegelian theory that is relevant for the understanding of modern republican constitutions. Modern republican theories are assessed together with those of Plato, Kant and Marx in order to put Hegel’s model to the most rigorous test. The arguments are based on fresh analysis of Hegel’s system and on new translations of key passages in Hegel’s text.
Stephen C. Bosworth
