HEGEL\u27S HOMAGE TO KANT\u27S PERPETUAL PEACE: ANALYSIS OF HEGEL\u27S PHILOSOPHY OF RIGHT §321-340

Na nekoliko mjesta u svojoj “Filozofiji prava” Hegel izravno spominje raspravu sa svojim znamenitim prethodnikom Immanuelom Kantom. U tim se dijelovima vrlo jasno uočava razlika između dvaju filozofskih stajališta. Ovaj je rad usmjeren na Hegelovu kritiku Kantovih shvaćanja mira i međunarodnoga prava. Međutim, on zbog dvaju razloga počinje Hegelovim odbijanjem Kantovoga moralnoga motrišta: prvo, ta je kritika već prisutna u Hegelovu odbijanju Kantova viđenja politike; drugo, u Hegelovoj se tvrdnji da rat, iako ga kategorički ne osuđuje, mora biti ograničen, i kvantitativno i kvalitativno očituje barem djelomičan povratak kantovskoj moralnosti.At a few places in his Philosophy of Right Hegel directly addresses the discussion with his famous predecessor Immanuel Kant. These places indicate very clearly the distinction between the two philosophical standpoints. This article focuses on Hegel\u27s criticism of Kant\u27s views on peace and international law. For two reasons however, it starts with Hegel\u27s rejection of Kant\u27s moral point of view. First, this criticism is presupposed in Hegel\u27s rejection of Kant\u27s view on politics. Second, at least a partial return to Kantian morality is implied in Hegel\u27s statement that war, although not to be condemned categorically, must be limited both quantatively and qualitatively