Reflections on the theoretical foundations of the free moral community in the rousseaunian social contract and in hegelian phenomenology
Keywords:
Rousseau, Hegel, Free moral community, Autonomous individuality, FreedomAbstract
Our paper focuses on exposing the theoretical content that we find in Rousseau´s Social Contract and Hegel´s Phenomenology of the spirit with regard to the formation of a free moral community. In these authors, the question about self-conscious society presupposes the knowledge of the immanent truth in it, producing, thus, a concept that strives to be concrete. Indeed, they narrate the desperate path of alienation that needs to be transcended in order to conceptualize a community in which morality reigns, making individualities worthy of themselves. Therefore, the knowledge of the free community develops the truth of the autonomous individuality.
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