Hegel, filósofo de la guerra y la violencia contemporánea

Anuario Filosófico 40 (88):69-109 (2007)
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Abstract

In spite of his deep insights, Hegel fails to grasp the specific character of the war waged by the French Revolution and the Empire. His theory of limited warfare turns out to be a peculiar Sollen, but it is precisely this gap between rationality and reality what makes his classical model an appealing antithesis to postmodern violence. Keywords

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