Hegel and the History of Political Philosophy

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