This book boldly restores Hegel's rational theism to the center of his thought, thereby bringing Hegel's full originality to bear on contemporary issues in political theory.
This book boldly restores Hegel's rational theism to the center of his thought, thereby bringing Hegel's full originality to bear on contemporary issues in political theory.
Alan Brudner is Professor Emeritus of Law and Political Science at the University of Toronto, where he has taught Hegel's political and legal thought for over thirty years. He has previously published three books elaborating a Hegelian interpretation of public and private law. They are: The Unity of the Common Law: Studies in Hegelian Jurisprudence (1995, rev. ed. with Jennifer Nadler, 2013), Constitutional Goods (2004), and Punishment and Freedom (2009). He has held visiting fellowships at Oxford University and University of Cambridge. In 2011, he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada.
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Introduction Part I. The Circularity Problem: 1. The limit of cognition 2. The limit of action Part II. The Bridge: 3. The ridde of the Phenomenology of Spirit 4. History conceptually understood Part III. Institutional Preconditions: 5. The reasonableness of what is 6. Authority, constitutionalism, justice 7. Hegel and internationalism Conclusion.
Introduction Part I. The Circularity Problem: 1. The limit of cognition 2. The limit of action Part II. The Bridge: 3. The ridde of the Phenomenology of Spirit 4. History conceptually understood Part III. Institutional Preconditions: 5. The reasonableness of what is 6. Authority, constitutionalism, justice 7. Hegel and internationalism Conclusion.
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