Hegel on Ethics, the State and Public Policy

The book explores Hegel's perspective on ethical action, highlighting his belief that morality is rooted in an 'ethical' context tied to the State, contrasting sharply with Kant's emphasis on individual will. Through a comprehensive analysis of Hegel's writings, it systematically compares his views with Kant's, providing insights into their differing approaches to ethics and the implications for understanding moral action within a societal framework.