Hegel and Capitalism

Andrew Buchwalter is Presidential Professor of Philosophy at the University of North Florida. He is the author of Dialectics, Politics, and the Contemporary Value of Hegel's Practical Philosophy and the editor of Hegel and Global Justice.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: Hegel and CapitalismAndrew Buchwalter1. Hegel Discovers Capitalism: Critique of Individualism, Social Labor, and Reification during the Jena Period (1801–1807)Michalis Skomvoulis2. Beyond Recognition in Capitalism: From Violence and Caprice to Recognition and SolidarityKohei Saito3. Anonymity, Responsibility, and the Many Faces of Capitalism: Hegel and the Crisis of the Modern SelfArdis B. Collins4. The Purest Inequality: Hegel’s Critique of the Labor Contract and CapitalismNicholas Mowad5. Hegel’s Notion of Abstract Labor in the Elements of the Philosophy of RightGiorgio Cesarale6. Hegel’s Torment: Poverty and the Rationality of the Modern StateC. J. Pereira Di Salvo7. Capitalism as Deficient Modernity: Hegel against the Modern EconomyMichael J. Thompson8. Economy and Ethical CommunityRichard Dien Winfield9. Two Ways of "Taming" the Market: Why Hegel Needs the Police and the CorporationsLisa Herzog10. Hegel’s Logical Critique of Capitalism: The Paradox of Dependence and the Model of Reciprocal MediationNathan Ross 11. Hegel and Capitalism: Marxian PerspectivesTony Smith12. Hegel’s Ethic of Beruf and the Spirit of CapitalismLouis CarréContributorsIndex