Hegels Grundlinien der Philosophie des Rechts und Spinozas Politischer Traktat- Parallelen in der Architektonik mancher Begriffe
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https://doi.org/10.24310/stheg.v0i2.3708Keywords:
Hegel, Spinoza, Objective Will, Natural State, Civil State, Institutions, Power, International LawAbstract
Hegel and Spinoza`s theories have different points of departure, but with a precise analysis we can see, that in the construction and train of thought, that they have parallel views in many concepts. We will analyse concepts like rational will, objective will, nature, natural state and civil state, the institutions-logic and the power concept in the international law in this context.
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