ONTOLOGY AND POLITICS IN HEGEL:
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WORK AND LANGUAGE IN THE FORMATION OF CONSCIOUSNESS AND ETHICAL LIFE
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https://doi.org/10.7443/problemata.v11i4.56365Keywords:
Hegel, Ontology and politics, Formation, Consciousness, Ethical LifeAbstract
This article aims to present the first steps of a research developed in the scope of Hegelian thought, focused on the problem of how the relationship between labor and language occurs in the formation of consciousness, and how it is expressed in the tension established between the ethical substance (sittliche Substanz) and moral action. The emphasis on the relationship between labor and language is justified in the sense of carrying out a reading of Hegelian political philosophy, framed by its ontological conception of work as a maker of consciousness and, consequently, of the relationship between content and form resulting from this process, which it acquires practical expression in language, at the same time that it forms the subject who acts in social life as reality (Realität) in which ethos is manifested as an ethical substance and, therefore, effectiveness (Wirklichkeit) of ethical life (sittliche Leben). In this first moment, we will present this relationship as a warp between ontology and politics based on the exposition of the first approximations we made between the Phenomenology of the Spirit and the Philosophy of Law.
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