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Freedom and community in Hegel and MarxIn Gunnar Hindrichs Axel Honneth (ed.), Freiheit. Stuttgarter Hegel-Kongress 2011 (Conference Proceedings of the six-yearly Hegel Congress). 2013.
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582"In and Through Their Association": Freedom and Communism in MarxIn Joe Saunders (ed.), Freedom After Kant: From German Idealism to Ethics and the Self, Blackwell's. 2023.
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4Hegel and MarxIn Stephen Houlgate & Michael Baur (eds.), A Companion to Hegel, Wiley‐blackwell. 2011.This chapter contains sections titled: Humanity, Mutual Recognition, and the State in Hegel Species‐Being and Communism in Marx Hegel on the Roman World Marx on the Modern State and Capital Marx on His Relation to Hegel Conclusion Bibliography.
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23Human solidarity in Hegel and MarxIn Jan Kandiyali (ed.), Reassessing Marx's social and political philosophy. Routledge studies in nineteenth-century philosophy, Routledge. 2018.The chapter asks what is the source of 'human solidarity', understood as concern on the part of human beings for the well-being of other human beings as such, in Hegel and Marx. It first describes the emergence of the view that humans are 'species-beings' in Marx's writings. It then shows that this view is closely related to Hegel's view of human beings as conscious subjects who are rationally driven to become universally self-conscious.
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2Karl MarxIn Ludwig Siep, Heikki Ikaheimo & Michael Quante (eds.), Handbuch Anerkennung, Springer. pp. 167-171. 2018.
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30Human solidarity in Hegel and MarxIn Jan Kandiyali (ed.), Reassessing Marx's social and political philosophy. Routledge studies in nineteenth-century philosophy, Routledge. 2018.The chapter asks what is the source of 'human solidarity', understood as concern on the part of human beings for the well-being of other human beings as such, in Hegel and Marx. It first describes the emergence of the view that humans are 'species-beings' in Marx's writings. It then shows that this view is closely related to Hegel's view of human beings as conscious subjects who are rationally driven to become universally self-conscious.
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166Recognition and Property in Hegel and the Early MarxEthical Theory and Moral Practice 16 (4): 685-697. 2013.This article attempts to show, first, that for Hegel the role of property is to enable persons both to objectify their freedom and to properly express their recognition of each other as free, and second, that the Marx of 1844 uses fundamentally similar ideas in his exposition of communist society. For him the role of ‘true property’ is to enable individuals both to objectify their essential human powers and their individuality, and to express their recognition of each other as fellow human being…Read more
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16This philosophical discussion of history is divided into three parts: the first analyzes Fukuyama's view of history; the second analyzes Marx's view of history; and the third looks at the approach of modernity to the discussion of history.
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46Species-being and capitalIn Andrew Chitty & Martin McIvor (eds.), Karl Marx and Contemporary Philosophy, Palgrave-macmillan. pp. 123--142. 2009.This paper compares Marx's first conception of capital, in 1844, to his conception of the modern political state in 1843. It argues that in 1843 Marx conceives the modern democratic state as realising human 'species-being', that is, the universality and freedom inherent in human nature, but only in the form of 'abstract' universality and freedom, and therefore inadequately. In 1844 he conceives capital in the same way, as an abstract and therefore inadequate realisation of human species-being. A…Read more
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65First person plural ontology and praxisProceedings of the Aristotelian Society 97 (1). 1997.This article presents an interpretation of Marx's idea of humans as species-beings. It argues that a group of individual beings count for Marx as species-beings if they consciously produce for others of their own kind.
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122On Hegel, the subject, and political justificationRes Publica 2 (2): 181-203. 1996.This article argues that Hegel's political philosophy is grounded in the idea of mutual recognition, and the associated notion of the subject, which he derived from Fichte and elaborated in the Phenomenology of Spirit and Philosophy of Mind.
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92Recognition and Social Relations of ProductionHistorical Materialism 2 (1): 57-98. 1998.This article presents a new interpretation of the concept of social relations of production in Marx. Against G.A. Cohen, it argues that social relations of production are relations of interaction between persons, not relations of de facto control between persons and means of production. It argues further that these relations are relations of 'de facto recognition', that is, relations constituted by actions in which individuals treat each other as if they recognised each other in certain ways, wh…Read more
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22Karl Marx and Contemporary Philosophy (edited book)Palgrave-Macmillan. 2009.This collection brings together the latest work of some of the world’s leading Marxist philosophers and new young researchers. Based upon work presented at meetings of the Marx and Philosophy Society, it offers a unique snapshot of the best current scholarship on the philosophical aspects and implications of Marx's thought.
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