Hegel’s Notion of Abstract Labor in the Elements of the Philosophy of Right

Proceedings of the Hegel Society of America 22:87-100 (2015)
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reprint Cesarale, Giorgio (2015) "Hegel’s Notion of Abstract Labor in the Elements of the Philosophy of Right". In Buchwalter, Andrew, Hegel and Capitalism, pp. 87-100: State University of New York Press (2015)

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