Hegel's Illiberal Politics

During the last eight decades, G. W. F. Hegel has been transfigured into a liberal philosopher and an opponent of the repressive Restoration states. In Hegel's Illiberal Politics, Mehmet Tabak challenges this unwarranted transfiguration with a well-researched and formidable reinstatement of Hegel's illiberal politics. He does so by weaving ample analytical, biographical, and historical-macropolitical information together in an accessible manner. Tabak derives this compelling reinstatement of Hegel's illiberal politics mostly from original sources.

Mehmet Tabak is an independent scholar. He authored multiple books on Plato, Hegel, Marx, and Realism.