Hegel's political philosophy : interpreting the practice of legal punishment / Mark Tunick.
1992
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Title
Hegel's political philosophy : interpreting the practice of legal punishment / Mark Tunick.
Published
Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press, 1992.
Call Number
K230.H432 T86 1992
ISBN
0691074100 (CL) :
Description
xi, 191 pages ; 24 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)25282658
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages [175]-183) and index.
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Table of Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
List of Abbreviations
1
Introduction to Hegel's Political Philosophy
3
1.1Why Hegel?
3
1.2The Texts of Hegel's Philosophy of Right: The Lecture Notes and the Philosophy of Right
5
1.3Hegel's Political Philosophy: Metaphysical or Political?
12
2
Hegel's Theory of Legal Punishment: An Overview
24
2.1What Crime Is
25
2.2The Split Will
29
2.3The Significance of Punishment
34
2.4Hegel's Key Claim about Punishment
35
3
Hegel's Conception of Freedom
37
3.1Paragraphs 5-7 of the Philosophy of Right: The Concept of Will in General
38
3.2The Rest of the Introduction: The Appropriate Content of the Free Will
55
3.3Subjective and Objective Justifications
61
4
Recht-an-sich and the Power That Punishes
76
4.1The Power That Punishes
77
4.2The Early Vision of Ethical Substance
81
4.3Recht-an-sich in the Rechtsphilosophie
91
5
Hegel's Immanent Criticism of the Practice of Legal Punishment
108
5.1Ideals in Practice
108
5.2Lawmaking: What Should Be Made Criminal?
110
5.3Clutching: Hegel on Political Crime
113
5.4Determination of Guilt
120
5.5Sentencing
131
5.6Infliction of Punishment
133
5.7Hegel as Practical Theorist
137
Appendix: Translation of Passage from Rph III on Political Crime
140
6
Theory and Practice
142
6.1The Power of Theory: Kierkegaard vs. Marx
142
6.2"The Actual Is the Rational"
152
6.3Hegel and the Activity of Justifying Practices
167
6.4Immanent vs. Radical Criticism
172
Bibliography
175
Index
185