Hegel's Philosophy of Right : Critical Perspectives on Freedom and History (Paperback)

Editors’ Introduction Dean Moyar, Kate Padgett Walsh, and Sebastian Rand  Part 1: The Frame of Right  1. Mind your Ps and Qs: Thinking through Hegel on Provisionality and Qualification Lydia Goehr  2. "This is the very essence of the Reformation: Man in his very nature is destined to be free": Hegel, Luther, and Freedom Robert Stern  3. Reading the Philosophy of Right in light of the Logic: Hegel on the Possibility of Multiple Modernities Arash Abazari  4. Objective Spirit and Nature Ludwig Siep  Part 2: From Formal Right to the Idea of Life  5. The Value of a Right: Status and Equivalence in Hegel’s Philosophy of Right Dean Moyar  6. A Withering of the Rose in the Cross of the Present: The Logical Structure of Liberal Capitalism’s Destruction of Ethical Life Jay Bernstein  7. True Right Against Formal Right. The Body of Right and the Limits of Property Thomas Khurana  Part 3: Ethical Life  8. The Institution of Sittlichkeit Jean-Francois Kervegan  9. The Significance of Plato for a "Disenchanted Aristotelian" Reading of Hegel’s Philosophy of Right Paul Redding  10. No Utopia: Hegel on the Gendered Division of Labor Andreja Novakovic  11. Debt and the Limits of Freedom in Market Society Kate Padgett Walsh  12. Hegel, Allegiance, and the Problem of Ethical Standing Robert Pippin  13. Civil Society and its Discontents: Hegel and the Problem of Poverty Stephen Houlgate  14. The Organic Lives of States Anton Barba-Kay  Part 4: Right and World History  15. Poetry and the Sense of History: Images, Narrative, and Justice in the Philosophy of Right Lydia Moland  16. Synchronic and Diachronic Aspects of Historicity in Hegel’s State Christopher Yeomans  17. Alle sind frei. Hegel’s Philosophy of History as Liberal Apologetics Mark Alznauer  18. "Humanity needed it, and it appeared forthwith": Hegel on World-Historical Technologies Sebastian Rand.  Index