Tension morale et primat de la politique chez Hegel
Hegel develops a criticism of pure moral intention. Domenico Losurdo wants us to understand the deep significance of that criticism. What is purely internal must become objective. This objectivation characterises « ethical life » according to Hegel, or what Domenico Losurdo calls the primacy of poli...
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1991
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| Περίληψη: | Hegel develops a criticism of pure moral intention. Domenico Losurdo wants us to understand the deep significance of that criticism. What is purely internal must become objective. This objectivation characterises « ethical life » according to Hegel, or what Domenico Losurdo calls the primacy of politics. But what becomes objective according to legal norms is the product of a real morality which cannot be dissociated from the construction of the universal concept of man and that of liberty which cannot be separated from it. The author then dismisses the blame put on Hegel by those who said he had built up a system without true ethics. In this perspective, he also refuses to overemphasize the traditional opposition between Kant and Hegel. Both participated in the Enlightenment which prepared and accompanied the French Revolution. |
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