Hegel’s Treatment of the Free Will Problem: a Conceptual Oversight and Its Implications for Legal Theory

Symposion. Theoretical and Applied Inquiries in Philosophy and Social Sciences (forthcoming)
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Robert Donoghue ABSTRACT: G.W.F Hegel offers a thorough, complex, and unique theory of free will in the Philosophy of Right. In what follows, I argue that Hegel’s conceptualization of free will makes the mistake of collapsing the possibility of organic freedom into the potential for moral freedom …

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