Principles of Legal Philosophy

The book "Legal Philosophy" fully expresses Hegel's fundamental political stance of "the alliance of the bourgeoisie and the aristocratic class" dictatorship, which also shows that he absorbed some of it under the conditions of Germany's "semi-feudal and semi-bureaucratic autocratic politics" at that time. The British constitutional monarchy system came to "sponsor the middle class" and also supported the tendencies of the emerging and relatively weak bourgeoisie in Germany at that time. The conservative aspect of this book is mainly reflected in the fact that Hegel takes the monarch and the nobility as the leading elements of this constitutional monarchy with joint dictatorship. "Legal Philosophy" is divided into three major departments: abstract law, morals, and ethics.