

Hegel's Philosophy of Right
Aug 27, 2024
Dive into the fascinating world of Hegel's 'Philosophy of Right' as the hosts tackle ethics, power, and the perils of public opinion in shaping justice. Explore the intricacies of property and recognition, highlighting the dynamic interplay between individual rights and communal aspects. Delve into Hegel's perspectives on punishment and morality, including critiques of coercive measures. Finally, challenge historical narratives through a philosophical examination of heroism, self-mastery, and the complexities of society in shaping ethical existence.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Hegel's Philosophy of Right: Ethics and Power
01:54 • 13min
Hegelian Methodology Unpacked
14:40 • 10min
Hegelian Philosophy of Property and Recognition
24:48 • 23min
Hegelian Perspectives on Punishment and Morality
47:59 • 17min
Hegelian Justice and Freedom
01:05:08 • 22min
Heroism and Hegel: A Philosophical Inquiry
01:26:42 • 7min
Navigating Mastery: Self and Nature in Philosophical Discourse
01:33:23 • 2min