Hegel's Political Philosophy

This collection examines different themes and offers novel interpretations of Hegel's political philosophy. It sheds new light on what has been perhaps the most controversial area of Hegelian scholarship. Its distinctive contribution is that it explores both Hegel's early and mature political philosophy.

Autorentext

Evangelia Sembou was born in Athens, Greece. She attended the Moraitis School in Athens before travelling to Britain to attend university. She holds a BA in Politics and History with First Class Honours from Queen Mary and Westfield College of the University of London, an MSc in Social and Political Theory with Distinction from The University of Edinburgh and a DPhil in Politics from the University of Oxford. Semboüs doctoral thesis was on G. W. F. Hegel s Phenomenology of Spirit. She has taught political theory and philosophy at different colleges of the University of Oxford, political theory in the Oxford University Department for Continuing Education and philosophy in the Faculty of Continuing Education at Birkbeck College, University of London. She now lives in Athens, Greece.

Inhalt

Contents: Ayumi Takeshima: Hegel's Early Political Philosophy: The Natural LawEssay and the System of Ethical Life- Evangelia Sembou: The Structure and Argument of Hegel's Philosophy of Right- Günter Zöller: Forms of Freedom: Hegel on Civil and Political Liberty - Eduardo Assalone: Hegel's Political Organicism: A Proposal for Renewal - Andrea Serra: Hegel and the Philosophy of Right: The Role of 'Mediation' and the Overcoming of the Homo uti SingulusConception - Angelo Narváez León and Pablo Pulgar Moya: From Nation to Religion: Hegel's Critique of the Political Economy of Colonialism - Sebastian Stein: Just Aspirations and Philosophical Method: Egalitarian Critiques of Hegel's Concept of Civil Society - Mark Tunick: A Political Philosophy to Guide Practice: Hegel's Rechtsphilosophieand Criminal Accountability.