Routledge Justice and Freedom in Hegel - Philosophy Book

Explore the deep connection between justice and freedom in Hegel's practical philosophy. This Routledge volume examines how these concepts work together, focusing on the idea of reciprocal recognition. By looking at the relations between individuals and institutions, the contributors provide a fresh look at Hegel's work through a modern lens. While many political philosophers have studied justice, Hegel's specific perspective is often missed. This book fills that gap by analyzing how his theories can be used to look at current issues in political philosophy. It offers a detailed study of intersubjective relations, making it a valuable resource for students and scholars interested in nineteenth-century philosophy and the foundations of political thought.