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John Gray and the Problem of Utopia, Hardback Book

John Gray and the Problem of Utopia Hardback

Part of the Political Philosophy Now series

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Explores the link between logic, ethics and political theory.

This book analyses the theoretical origins and application of the concept of intersubjectivity, arguing that post-Kantian philosophy (in Fichte, Schiller and Hegel) extends Kant's critique of Leibniz to yield a different theory of modern freedom, community and mutual recognition.

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