Hegel Georg Wilhelm Friedrich, Grundlinien der Philosophie des Rechts, Erstausgabe, 1900 max

Buchbeschreibung: Berlin, Nicolai, 1821., 1821. 8°. XXVI, 355 SS. Pappe d. Zt. Goed. V, 11, 25, 7; Borst 1361; Carter/Muir 283. Erste Ausgabe des grossen Beitrags zur Rechtsphilosophie von Hegel, zugleich das letzte von ihm selbst herausgegebene Werk. - Leider ohne (1 Blatt zu Beginn) den Nebentitel "Naturrecht und Staatswissenschaft im Grundrisse. Zum Gebrauch für seine Vorlesungen", sonst komplett. Exemplar des Heidelberger Philosophen Otto Closs mit eigenhändigem Besitzvermerk und Datum 1909. Closs ist der Verfasser des Werkes " Das Problem der Gravitation in Schellings und Hegels Jenaer Zeit" bzw. ". Buchnummer des Verkäufers 7404

Buchbeschreibung: Berlin, in der Nicolaischen Buchhandlung 1821., 1821. [II],XXVI,355,[1 imprint]p, complete with the half-title and errata to p.355. Uncut in recent calf-backed boards with facsimile label to back. Usual mild paperspotting throughout but a very good copy. First edition. In The outline of the philosophy of right Hegel sets out his political philosophy. He had succeeded Fichte in Berlin in 1818 and until his death would dominate German philosophy. Though in former days an admirer of the French Revolution and Napoleon Hegel turned into a loyal supporter of the Prussian monarchy and an opponent of any democratic idea. 'The Grundlinien . is a complete system, in which the concept of a sociology dominated by the idea of the State is laid down. It turns away from the apparent chaos of the democratic advocates of individual right in favour of an overwhelming sense that liberty cannot exist apart from order, and that the vital connexion of all parts of the body politic is the source of all good.' This has been consulted by most of the twentieth century ideologists. *Printing and the mind of man 283. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 28761

Buchbeschreibung: Berlin, Nicolai, 1821., 1821. 8°. 1 nn. Bl., XXVI, 355 S. Restaurierter Pappband der Zeit mit Rückenschild und leichter Rückenvergoldung, (Ecken und Kanten eingefärbt). Erste Ausgabe. - Goed. V, 11, 25, 7; Ziegenfuß I, 485; Slg. Borst 1361; Ueberweg IV, 73 ff; Carter/Muir 283; Stintzing(L. III, 2, 345 ff. - Hegels letztes von ihm selbst herausgegebenes Werk, dass maßgeblich die deutsche Rechtsphilosophie im 19. Jahrhundert beeinflusst hat. Seit dem Erscheinen 1821 werden immer wieder Debatten über Hegels Verständnis vom Staat, von der politischen Freiheit und von der Rolle der Gesellschaft geführt. - ".Hegel (1770-1831) ist der bedeutendste und einflußreichste der deutschen Idealisten gewesen." (Ueberweg) - Entfernter Eintrag auf Titel verso, papierbedingt gering gebräunt, sehr gutes Exemplar dieses wichtigen Werkes. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 8395AB

Buchbeschreibung: In der Nicolaischen Buchhandlung. Berlin, 1821., 1821. Pappband der Zeit mit rotem goldgeprägtem Rückenschild und wenig Rückenvergoldung. 1 Bl., ,XXVI S., 355 S. 8°. Erste Ausgabe. - Mit dem Vortitel "Naturrecht und Staatswissenschaft im Grundrisse". - Papier wie immer etwas gebräunt. Durchgehend mässig stockfleckig. Kleiner Besitzerstempel auf dem Vorsatz. Einbandecken bestossen. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 36229

Buchbeschreibung: 1821. xxvi, 355[1] pp; ink annotations to lower margin of page 97 and to rear endpaper; internally good. Recent panelled sprinkled calf gilt, flat spine gilt, in compartments, contrasting morocco label, top edge gilt. First edition. 'In his [Hegel's] philosophy of the mind he sets out the means of apprehension: the subjective (psychology), the objective (moral and political philosophy) and the absolute mind (the philosophy of art, religion and logic). The 'Grundlinien' deals with the second, and is a complete system, in which the concept of a sociology dominated by the idea of the State is laid down. It turns away from the apparent chaos of the democratic advocates of individual right in favour of an overwhelming sense that liberty cannot exist apart from order, and that the vital connexion of all parts of the body politic is the source of all good. As the family is, without contract, the instinctive realization of the moral life, so, equally without contract, the State is the fullest expression of the moral spirit, where interdependence is combined with free will. The State is the perfection of man as a finite entity, whence the spirit moves into the absolute existence of art, religion and philosophy.' Steinhauer 446. Printing and the Mind of Man, 283. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 054888

Buchbeschreibung: Nicolaischen Buchhandlung, Berlin, 1821. First Edition. First Edition. Octavo. xxvi, 355, [1, imprint], with a secondary title page, opposite the primary title page at the left, reading "Naturrecht und Staatswissenschaft im Grundrisse." Publisher's original paper-covered boards, red leather spine panel with title and rule in gilt, page edges stained red. Completely unrestored, with wear along the edges and hinges, and at the spine ends, top and bottom of the spine chipped (though no titling is affected), slight lean. Good to Very Good condition, with a small contemporary owner name on the front pastedown, a small contemporary clipped article about Hegel tipped in at the front endpaper. A very presentable copy overall. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 117250

Buchbeschreibung: Nicolai,, Berlin:, 1821. Contemporary Marbled Boards. Buchzustand: Excellent. First Edition. 8vo. With the rare additional half title. Hegel's Philosophy of Right, together with his lectures on the philosophy of history, are generally considered to be the most significant of his later works and to have had a disproportionate influence. Objections made against arguments in these works became, in the hands of Kierkegaard and Marx, the starting point for the two strongest post-Hegelian intellectual movements. Based on lectures given at the University of Heidelberg in 1817-1819, the Grundlinien is presented in a cautious style "for use in his lectures" (as stated on the title), as it was published after the Carlsbad Decrees of September 1820 which organized press censorship to supress revolutionary student organizations. But it is aimed at a popular tendency to rely on "the authority of inner feeling and emotion" and bypass the labor of reason, which Hegel saw as part of the Romantic counter-enlightenment. As he says in the preface: "Recent self-styled philosophy has expressly stated that truth itself cannot be known, but that truth is only what each individual allows to rise out of his heart, emotion and inspiration about ethical matters, especially about the state, the government, and the constitution. In this context, how much flattering talk has been dispensed, especially in the direction of the young! And the young certainly have listened willingly enough. The saying 'The Lord giveth to his own in sleep' has been assigned to science and philosophy and hence every sleeper has counted himself among the elect. But, of course, the insights garnered in sleep are themselves only the wares of sleep." A beautiful, crisp copy. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 884794