The presence of the dialectic of self-consciousness in civil society. Freedom as recognition
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Studiahegelianastheg.v6i.11430Keywords:
RECOGNITION, LORD-SERVANT, CIVIL SOCIETY, SYSTEM OF NEEDSAbstract
The struggle for recognition, which is played out in the dialectic of the lord and the servant, is not a paleohistorical moment, but a structural process that beats in every intersubjective configuration, and, therefore, is present, as a foundation, in the avatar of the objective spirit and specifically on the path that leads to the construction of an ethical community: in civil society, because in this society the conditions of possibility of a truly universal subjectivity may take place but, at the same time, the civil society is not only the place where this question is played but the only space in which it can be resolved.
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