Hegel's Political Philosophy: Problems and Perspectives (A Collection of New Essays")

246pp., viii. First published in 1971 [201 years after Hegel's birth, originally to have been published in 1970]; this copy, stated: "Reprinted 1972". Contributions: Editor,"The Hegelian conception of the state," pp. 1-29; John Plamenatz," History as the realization of freedom", pp. 30-51; J.-F. Suter, "Burke, Hegel, and the French Revolution", pp. 52-72; Judith N. Shklar, "Hegel's 'Phenomenology': an elegy for Hellas", pp. 73-89; K.-H. Ilting, "The structure of Hegel's 'Philosophy of Right'", pp. 90-110; G. Heiman, "The sources and significance of Hegel's corporate doctrine", pp. 111-135; Manfred Riedel, "Nature and freedom in Hegel's 'Philosophy of Right'", pp. 136-150; David E. Cooper, "Hegel's theory of punishment", pp. 151-167; D.P. Verene, "Hegel's account of war", pp. 168-180; W. H. Walsh, "Principle and prejudice in Hegel's philosophy of history", pp. 181-198; R.N. Berki, "Perspectives in the Marxian critique of Hegel's political philosophy", pp. 198-219; Eugene Fleischmann, "The role of the individual in pre-revolutionary society", pp. 220-229; Editor, Hegel's Political Philosophy: some thoughts on its contemporary relevance", pp. 230-241; Index, pp. 243-246. Spine seems slightly sunned, diminished red, but brown lettering still sharp and distinct; slight bump and rub to top right spine corner; slight vertical creasing to top right of pages 225- rear flyleaf (resembles, but is NOT, a paper clip impression: looks like slightest of creasing to paper when artifact produced--does NOT impact text); previous owner name, date and location, discreetly at top right ffep, else Fine: tight binding (NO cracks), sharp corners, looks Unread. Solid copy. Clean text. …