The Metaphysical Theory of the State: A Criticism

accepted action actual admitted answer appears application argument association authority belong body Bosanquet character claim common conceived conception conscience conscious consists constitutes criticism definition desirable determined distinct duty effect elements ethical example exist experience expression external fact feeling follow force freedom fundamental further give given Green hand happiness harmony Hegel Hegelian human idea ideal idealist identity impulse individual institutions interests involved kind less limits living maintain means merely mind moral nature necessary never object organization particular perhaps permanent philosophy political position possible practical present principle question rational reality realized reason recognize regard relations seems self-determination sense simply social society speak spirit standing suppose term theory thing thought tradition true truth ultimate unity universal whole wrong