Hegel’s Philosophy of Right and the Idea of the World: Dialectic’s “Political Cosmology”

IF 0.4 3区社会学 Q4 POLITICAL SCIENCE

Critical Review Pub Date : 2021-10-02 DOI:10.1080/08913811.2021.2010339

A. Nuzzo

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Abstract

ABSTRACT Foregrounding Hegel’s political cosmology allows us to set his dialectic-speculative theory of the political world in contrast both to ideal theories and to historicist-positivist theories. Against these positions, Hegel upholds his “realism of the idea”: the claim that a rational world is neither a pre-given whole nor an unattainable ideal, but the dynamic, immanent orientation of reason that continually constructs and animates the world. Hegel’s view of the world thus provides him with a way of reconceiving the relationship between philosophy and actuality. In this view, philosophy is not immune from, or external to, the world it theorizes, but is produced and checked by that world, which it, in turn, produces.

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黑格尔的法哲学与世界观念:辩证法的“政治宇宙论”

摘要黑格尔的政治宇宙论，使我们得以将其政治世界的辩证思辨理论与理想理论和历史实证主义理论进行对比。与这些立场相反，黑格尔坚持他的“理念的现实主义”：认为理性世界既不是预先给定的整体，也不是遥不可及的理想，而是不断构建和激励世界的动态的、内在的理性取向。黑格尔的世界观为他重新认识哲学与现实的关系提供了一条途径。在这种观点中，哲学不能免受其理论化的世界的影响，也不能置身于其理论化世界之外，而是由这个世界产生和检验的，而这个世界又反过来产生。

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Critical Review POLITICAL SCIENCE-

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