Hegel et Marx aujourd'hui selon Losurdo
The A. gives an analysis of D. Losurdo's latest books. The new forms of free-market ideology encounter the same limits as those of classical laissez-faire. The weapon they use against the right to vote is called the majority system. Hegel is not a liberal in this sense. Where rights are concer...
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1994
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| 在線閱讀: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| 總結: | The A. gives an analysis of D. Losurdo's latest books. The new forms of free-market ideology encounter the same limits as those of classical laissez-faire. The weapon they use against the right to vote is called the majority system. Hegel is not a liberal in this sense. Where rights are concerned, human life takes precedence over property, and from this precedence the notion of absolute need can be deduced. This is a universalizing vision: man is free by definition and every human being can be subsumed under the category "man". The Hegelian notion of the ethical State is not an instance of state-worshipping; rather, it provides a foundation for the freedoms of modern man |
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