Hegel and the History of Political Philosophy

The book explores the interdependence of Hegel's political philosophy with both earlier and later thinkers. It examines Hegel's critical engagement with figures like Plato and Hobbes, while also addressing critiques from philosophers such as Stirner, Marx, and Collingwood. Additionally, it emphasizes Hegel's relevance to modern political thought through comparisons with contemporary theorists like Lyotard and Rawls, providing a comprehensive analysis of his impact on the evolution of political philosophy.