Hegel and Marx

In Stephen Houlgate & Michael Baur (eds.), A Companion to Hegel. Malden, MA: Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 475–500 (2011)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Humanity, Mutual Recognition, and the State in Hegel Species‐Being and Communism in Marx Hegel on the Roman World Marx on the Modern State and Capital Marx on His Relation to Hegel Conclusion Bibliography.

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Hegel and Post‐Hegelian thought ‐ and Hegel and Marx   Hegel's influences on Marx's thought ‐ acknowledged and unacknowledged, being pervasive   Marx retaining from Hegel ‐ nothing more than an idea of history as a “process without a subject” driven by contradictions   Marx's conception of humans, “species‐beings” ‐ direct descendant of Hegel's conception of humans as essentially “spirit”   self‐awareness, not awareness of an already‐existing self ‐ constitutive of self, Hegel calling it “the I”   self‐awareness, universal in two senses ‐ internal and external   “thinking” and exercising “free will” ‐ activities in which humans engage as members of a community of mutual recognition   species, being and communism in Marx ‐ Marx indebted to Hegel, humans as “genus” or “species‐beings” ( Gattungswesen )   individuals, feeling no inner connection with each other ‐ “they are, as persons, for themselves, by their absolutely unyielding pointlikeness”   Marx on modern state and capital ‐ Marx adopting

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