@article{Pulgar Moya_2021, title={The Care of Right as the Administration of Justice in Hegel’s Philosophy of Right}, volume={2}, url={https://resistances.religacion.com/index.php/about/article/view/72}, DOI={10.46652/resistances.v2i4.72}, abstractNote={<p>The aim of this chapter is both to illustrate the main moments of the section on the administration of justice (§ 209-229) within the Lineaments of the Philosophy of Right, and to expose some conflicting elements in its understanding. This chapter is separated into three moments: i) it thematizes the task of the administration of justice as a safeguard of law; ii) it characterizes the narrative cohesion of the administration of justice within civil society and its tension with the concept of the State and, finally, iii) the problematic of personalization within the system of law and the interpellation of Marx. The hypothesis that appears, then, is that Hegel tries to prove the necessity of the codification of law in virtue of the defense of personal freedom and property, but which is only possible through judicial power/violence.</p>}, number={4}, journal={Resistances. Journal of the Philosophy of History}, author={Pulgar Moya, Pablo}, year={2021}, month={Dec.}, pages={e21072} }