Hegel’s Non-Metaphysical Idea of Freedom

  • Edgar Maraguat Departament de Metafísica i teoria del Coneixement Universitat de València
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Parole chiave: German Idealism, Kant, Fichte, Spirit, postulate, teleology, mechanism, naturalism, self-legislation, autonomy, assumption, faith, Science of Logic, Idea, intentional stance, transcendental philosophy, voluntarism, compatibilism, objectivity, action.

Abstract

the article explores the putatively non-metaphysical – non-voluntarist, and even non-causal – concept of freedom outlined in Hegel’s work and discusses its influential interpretation by robert Pippin as an ‘essentially practical’ concept. I argue that Hegel’s affirmation of freedom must be distinguished from that of Kant and Fichte, since it does not rely on a prior understanding of self-consciousness as an originally teleological relation and it has not the nature of a claim ‘from a practical point of view’.
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Pubblicato
2016-03-15
Come citare
Maraguat, E. (2016). Hegel’s Non-Metaphysical Idea of Freedom. Revista de Filosofía, 41(1), 111-134. https://doi.org/10.5209/rev_RESF.2016.v41.n1.52110
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