Metaphysical Theory of the State Ping (Translation of Famous Works)

Author: [British] L.T. Hobhouse, translated by Wang Shujun
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Features: Hegel's view of the state attempts to prove that freedom and law are consistent, thereby undermining the principles of democracy; it seeks to use the concept of the disciplinary committee to prove that freedom and law are consistent, thereby undermining the principles of democracy; it aims to weaken the principle of equality using the concept of the disciplinary committee; it seeks to make the individual a part of the state to weaken the principle of individuality; it elevates the state as the highest and final form of human society, thereby undermining the principle of human nature. Therefore, it is fundamentally opposed to the democratic concepts and humanitarian ideas that originated in 18th-century France, 16th-century (Netherlands), and 17th-century England, and serves as the theoretical root of political authoritarianism and militarism. The author also elaborates on his views on a series of important issues, such as the individual and society, the individual and the state, the state and society, freedom and law. Introducing this book holds certain reference value for studying Western theories and constructing our own theoretical system of the state.