G. W. F. Hegel's Theory Of Right, Duties And Religion

Exploring the interplay between justice, morality, and religion, Hegel's philosophical text articulates the concept that rights and duties arise from one's role within a community. He emphasizes that these are not absolute but shaped by communal needs. Additionally, Hegel addresses the dual nature of religion, highlighting its role in providing meaning while also cautioning against its potential for justifying oppression. A supplementary essay enhances understanding of his ethical and religious frameworks, making this work a significant contribution to political philosophy.