Contemporary debates about political identity are deeply grounded in Hegelian’s paradigm of State. Hegel develops an original identity structure, build on a dynamics of recognition which allows interaction between subjective and objective liberty. The purpose of this Hegelian approach is to define a State which would be able to auto-justify and legitimize itself. This article studies the Hegelian theory of recognition, as a critical reading of Hobbes and of the philosophical insufficiency of the contractualist theories. Analyzing the concept of recognition may lead us to a better understanding of multiculturalism and political pluralism, as key concepts in today’s society.La conception hégélienne de l’État pose les paradigmes d’un concept i...
I argue that in his Phenomenology of Geist, Hegel not only emphasizes the importance of recognition,...
La philosophie politique de Hobbes prend toute son importance avec la catégorie de la représentation...
This dissertation reconstructs and defends a differentiated conception of recognition as the normati...
Contemporary debates about political identity are deeply grounded in Hegelian¿s paradigm of State. H...
Contemporary debates about political identity are deeply grounded in Hegelian’s paradigm of State. H...
International audienceThe article argues that recognition is not only the answer to social pathologi...
This is a preliminary argument of a much larger research project inquiring into the relation between...
The article focuses on Hegel’s theory of the state in order to assess its relevance nowadays. As Ros...
Ce travail consiste en une confrontation systématique entre la théorie de la reconnaissance développ...
This research investigates the role and concept of “recognition” in Hegelian philosophical thought. ...
This research investigates the role and concept of “recognition” in Hegelian philosophical thought. ...
Cette thèse étudie la réception plurielle de Hegel dans le discours philosophique du XXème siècle. E...
International audienceMost philosophical research on recognition focuses on the historical sequence ...
Contrairement à la guerre, il n’y a pas, dans le cas des conflits identitaires contemporains,de norm...
The aim of this paper is to demonstrate how Hegel, when discussing the relationships between the Chu...
I argue that in his Phenomenology of Geist, Hegel not only emphasizes the importance of recognition,...
La philosophie politique de Hobbes prend toute son importance avec la catégorie de la représentation...
This dissertation reconstructs and defends a differentiated conception of recognition as the normati...
Contemporary debates about political identity are deeply grounded in Hegelian¿s paradigm of State. H...
Contemporary debates about political identity are deeply grounded in Hegelian’s paradigm of State. H...
International audienceThe article argues that recognition is not only the answer to social pathologi...
This is a preliminary argument of a much larger research project inquiring into the relation between...
The article focuses on Hegel’s theory of the state in order to assess its relevance nowadays. As Ros...
Ce travail consiste en une confrontation systématique entre la théorie de la reconnaissance développ...
This research investigates the role and concept of “recognition” in Hegelian philosophical thought. ...
This research investigates the role and concept of “recognition” in Hegelian philosophical thought. ...
Cette thèse étudie la réception plurielle de Hegel dans le discours philosophique du XXème siècle. E...
International audienceMost philosophical research on recognition focuses on the historical sequence ...
Contrairement à la guerre, il n’y a pas, dans le cas des conflits identitaires contemporains,de norm...
The aim of this paper is to demonstrate how Hegel, when discussing the relationships between the Chu...
I argue that in his Phenomenology of Geist, Hegel not only emphasizes the importance of recognition,...
La philosophie politique de Hobbes prend toute son importance avec la catégorie de la représentation...
This dissertation reconstructs and defends a differentiated conception of recognition as the normati...