The logic of moral action in Hegel's practical philosophy

The text addresses the concept of 'action' in Hegel, which for many reasons has been relatively ignored, but whose importance should bring it to a more distinctive plane of reflection. For, as we intend to show, a more detailed analysis of this concept should outline the relevant aspects of Hegel's radical criticism to political and moral doctrines of modernity. It should then capture, in a more adequate fashion, the meaning of the individual's integration within ethical structures.