Hegel and Contemporary Practical Philosophy: Beyond Kantian Constructivism (Hardcover)

Introduction James Gledhill and Sebastian Stein Part 1: Hegelian Ethics Between Constructivism and Realism 1. Hegel’s "Actualist" Idealism and the Modality of Practical Reason Paul Redding 2. Choosing to do the Right Thing: Aristotle, Kant and Hegel on Practical Normativity and the Realism-constructivism Debate Sebastian Stein 3. Constraint and the Ethical Agent: Hegel Between Constructivism and Realism Joshua Wretzel 4. Hegel’s Meta-Ethical Non-Constructivism Sebastian Ostritsch 5. Rawls’s Post-Kantian Constructivism James Gledhill Part 2: Hegelian Political Normativity Between Reason and History 6. Hegel’s Political Philosophy as Constructivism of the Real Angelica Nuzzo 7. Kant, Hegel and our Fate as Zoon Politikon Kenneth R. Westphal 8. Finding by Making: The Mediating Role of Social Constructions, Commitments, and Resonance in Hegelian Normative Realism Arto Laitinen 9. Historical Constructivism Christopher Yeomans 10. Critical Agency in Hegelian Ethics: Social Metaphysics versus Moral Constructivism Michael J. Thompson 11. Hegel on a Form of Collective Irrationality Robert Pippin Part 3: Hegelian Perspectives on Contemporary Politics 12. Saving Multiculturalism with Stakeholding: Hegel and the Challenges of Pluralism Thom Brooks 13. Hegelian Sittlichkeit, Deweyan Democracy, and Honnethian Relational Institutions: Beyond Kantian Practical Philosophy Paul Giladi 14. Hegel and the Intercultural Conception of Universal Human Rights Andrew Buchwalter