Hegel et le droit naturel moderne
Edited by Jean-Louis Vieillard-Baron Edited by Yves Charles Zarka
Paperback (Published)
(December 2006)
ISBN: 9782711618910
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Comment Hegel reprend-il a son compte l’expression de droit naturel pour designer le droit comme l’expression de la liberte, la realisation effective de la volonte libre? Hegel entend le droit en son sens le plus large comme un droit naturel, en ce sens que ce droit est comme une seconde nature , Esprit objectif portant les marques de la naturalite (la famille, le Prince), et non pas Esprit absolu, absolument libre. On examine donc le rapport du droit hegelien au droit positif des juristes, a la morale et au droit du particulier, avant de presenter le rapport de l’Etat a la societe civile qu’il englobe.
- Edited by Jean-Louis Vieillard-Baron
- Edited by Yves Charles Zarka
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