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Bilješke o Hegelovoj kritici političke ekonomije

From the very beginning of his philosophy, Hegel demonstrated time and again his interest in the questions of political economy. In his earliest writings on religion, politics and economics Hegel expresses his concern for one important topic which was to play a vital role in his later works: the phenomenon of property. As we shall see, one of the topics analysed in many of his works is the antagonism of wealth and poverty in modern society where Hegel, long before Marx, emphasises the problem of transition from feudalism to capitalism and dehumanizing effects of industrialisation. Rad je strukturiran u tri sekcije, u prvoj govorimo o privatnom vlasništvu, industrijalizaciji i klasnom antagonizmu. U drugoj analiziramo Hegelove stavove o Francuskoj revoluciji, njegovim tezama o modernoj državi i tranziciji iz feudalizma u kapitalizam. U zaključnoj sekciji ukazujemo na Hegel’s effort in pointing out that extreme and increasing poverty is not accidental phenomena, but is endemic to modern commodity-producing society. By doing so, we will have to go back to Hegel’s British sources that he had studied – the political economy of Ferguson, Steuart and Adam Smith, but also English newspapers and journals which he regularly read.

labour ; private property ; poverty ; universalism ; the state ; French Revolution

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