Universalismo giuridico, religione e politica nella filosofia del diritto di Hegel

Una attualità problematica

Abstract

In the Hegelian Philosophy of Law, the explicit defence of a juridical universalism in civil society, which protects “the universal person, where all are identical,” so that “man has value in this way, because he is man, not because he is Jewish, Catholic, Protestant, German, Italian etc.,” is flanked by an equally explicit critique of the cosmopolitan perspective as opposed to “the concrete life of the state.” The article discusses these Hegelian approaches, particularly with respect to their connections with cultural and religious themes. 

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