Hegel's Political Philosophy

In Stephen Houlgate & Michael Baur (eds.), A Companion to Hegel. Malden, MA: Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 297–311 (2011)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Political Events Surrounding Publication of the Philosophy of Right Freedom, Right, and Ethical Life The Family and Civil Society Hegel's Concept of the State The Rational Structure of the State Representative Institutions Abbreviations.

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Hegel's political philosophy   Hegel's political thought ‐ grasping political institutions of his own time rationally   “rational state” as Hegel describes in his work ‐ nineteenth‐century European political institution   political events, publication of Philosophy of Right ‐ being itself in a sense, a political act   Hegel's relation to this history ‐ placating Prussian censors in Preface to the Philosophy of Right   freedom, right and ethical life ‐ Hegel's philosophy of right, self‐actualization of spirit   ethical life for Hegel ‐ rational standard of social life, customs or folkways   the family and civil society ‐ Hegel dividing modern ethical life into family, civil society and state   Hegel's concept of the state ‐ The state is the actuality of the ethical idea   rational structure of the state ‐ for Hegel, structure of the state, determined by constitution

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