Beyond an Ontological Foundation for The Philosophy of Right

Southern Journal of Philosophy 39 (S1):139-145 (2001)
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This paper responds to an article by Kevin Thompson (in the same volume) which argued that a systematic reading of the _Philosophy of Right requires that it be ontologically grounded. In response I argue that such an approach to the _Philosophy of Right is essentially based on a precritical metaphysics which Hegel could not support and that his "Logic" excludes as a viable interpretation of his thought

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