Concepts of Normativity: Kant or Hegel?

Editor：Christian Krijnen

Publisher: Brill

Year: 2019

Contents

1. Introduction

    Christian Krijnen

2. Being at Home with Oneself in the Whole—Hegel’s Philosophy of Freedom as Actuality

    Christian Hofmann

3. Hegel’s Radicalization of Kant’s Copernican Turn: the Internal Unity of the Natural and the Moral Law

    Paul Cobben

4. The Religion of the God-Man: Hegel’s Account of Revealed Religion in the Phenomenology of Spirit

 Arthur Kok

5. The Reality of Value as a Problem of Kantian Ethics

Martin Bunte

6. Foundations of Normativity

Max Gottschlich

7. Hegel über die logischen Grundlagen der Sittlichkeit

 Klaus Vieweg

8. How is Practical Philosophy Speculatively Possible?

Christian Krijnen

9. The Normative Function of the Right of Objectivity in Hegel’s Theory of Imputation

 Giulia Battistoni

10. Freedom from Kant to Hegel

 Christian Schmidt

11. Justification of the State: Kant and Hegel

Jiří Chotaš

12. Hegel’s Republican Penal Philosophy: an Attempt at a Contemporary Reconstruction

Benno Zabel

13. History as the Progress in the (Un)Consciousness of Freedom?

Tereza Matějčková

14. Is There Any Philosophy of History?

      Jean-François Kervégan 

15. “Freedom in the European Sense”: Hegel on Action, Heroes, and Europe’s Philosophical Groundwork

Alberto L. Siani