Abstract
Abstract En el presente artículo se examina la relación de la Filosofía del derecho de Hegel con la filosofía práctica aristotélica. Con ello se pretende mostrar, por una parte, que algunas de las tesis y motivos centrales de la filosofía del derecho hegeliana se entienden de mejor forma trayendo a primer plano ciertos planteamientos aristotélicos y, por otro lado, que dichos planteamientos son objeto de una reinterpretación y reelaboración por parte de Hegel ante ciertas exigencias históricas y filosóficas del contexto moderno. En particular, se examina la relación entre estos dos autores atendiendo a dos puntos concretos: la metodología holística de una filosofía práctica –entendida de modo amplio– y la teoría de la motivación ética. In this article I examine the relation of Hegel’s Philosophy of Right with the Aristotelean practical philosophy. My aim with this is to show, on the one hand, that some of the theses and central motifs of the Hegelian philosophy of right are better understood if one brings certain Aristotelean ideas to the forefront of the discussion and, on the other hand, that these ideas are subjected to a reinterpretation by Hegel due to the historical and philosophical demands of the Modern Age. In particular, the relationship between these two authors is analyzed by examining two specific subjects: the holistic methodology of a practical philosophy –broadly construed– and the theory of ethical motivation. Palabras clave: Aristóteles, Hegel, Filosofía del derecho, Ética normativa, Metodología ética, Teoría de la motivación ética, Virtud y deber, Historia de la recepción del aristotelismo Key Words: Aristotle, Hegel, Philosophy of Right, Normative Ethics, Methods in Ethics, Theory of Ethical Motivation, Virtue and Duty, History of the Reception of Aristotelianism
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