英文摘要 |
Taking Hegel’s objective imputation theory as the main object of this research, I try to rethink and interpret this theory within the context of contemporary research in this paper. The key to understand Hegel’s legal and political philosophy is to grasp the most reasonable legal institution for this era in the spirit of individual freedom and liberation, equal dignity (recognition), and rational exploration. This kind of freedom is the social freedom realized through legal institutions which manifest a robust reasonableness. Unlike most previous studies which focused mainly on the ‘Ethical Life’, I elucidate the relevant issues in the ‘Morality’-chapter from Outlines of the Philosophy of Right, especially the philosophy of action and responsibility, and point out the right of subjective will and the right to know are the basic elements of the theory of objective imputation. Base on that, I review and discuss Karl Larenz’ Dissertation which expanded Hegel’s theory to negligence and strict liability, and go further to point out that the achievement structure of modern world is already an impersonal and de-moralized organization or system. This structure brings out two serious questions: trap of individualism and replacement by organizational responsibility. How to develop a new conception of responsibility based on robust reasonableness will be a major challenge for legal and political philosophy. |