Cardozo Law Review

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Table of Contents – Cardozo Law Review, Volume 10, Issue 5

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Introduction
Michael A. Simon

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Hegel's Ambiguous Legacy for Modern Liberalism
Charles Taylor

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Hegel, Hermeneutics, Politics: A Reply to Charles Taylor
Cornel West

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Hegel's Legal Plenum
Arthur J. Jacobson

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A Comment on "Hegel's Legal Plenum"
Agnes Heller

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Hegelian Vanity, Common Law Humility: On Legal Theory, its Expression, and its Criticism
Thomas M. Eisele

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Hegel and the Crisis of Private Law
Alan Brudner

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The Crisis of Private Law its Not an Ideal Situation
Kenneth Casebeer

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Arguing from Necessity: A Comment on "Hegel and the Crisis of Private Law"
Charles M. Yablon

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Hegel's Analysis of Property in the Philosophy of Right
Peter G. Stillman

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Hegel's Answers to Questions We Know Not How to Ask
J. David Bleich

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Abstract Right and the Possibility of a Nondistributive Conception of Contract: Hegel and Contemporary Contract Theory
Peter Benson

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Hegel and the Dialectics of Contract
Michel Rosenfeld

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Hegel and Modern Contract Theory: A Comment on Benson and Rosenfeld
Jay M. Feinman

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Contract and Hegel's Account of Abstract Right: Some Brief Comments
John Stick

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Right and Advantage in Private Law
Ernest J. Weinrib

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Righting Rights
Lawrence G. Sager

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The Metatheory of Helegian Legal Theory
David A.J. Richards

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Rethinking the Hegilian State
Fred Dallmayr

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A Reconstruction of Hegel's Theory of Civil Society
Andrew Arato

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Morality or Sittlichkeit: Toward a Post-Hegelian Solution
Jean L. Cohen

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State and Civil Society in Hegel's Philosophy of Right: Comments on Dallmayr and Arato
Kenneth Baynes

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The Inherent Rationality of the State in Hegel's Philosophy of Right
Bernhard Schlink