%0 Journal Article
%T Immanent teleologies versus historical regressions: Some political remarks on Honneth¡¯s Hegelianism
%A Marco Solinas
%J Philosophy & Social Criticism
%@ 1461-734X
%D 2019
%R 10.1177/0191453719842350
%X The article is focused on Honneth¡¯s teleology of history, presented as a historical process of gradual realization of an immanent normative ¡®telos¡¯, and not only as a form of axiological evaluation of events and social institutions. The author aims to show that this teleology implies a series of problems both on the level of historical analysis and with respect to the theoretical-political and critical-social outcomes of the new Hegelian critical theory. Particularly, it seems to marginalize the contingent character of historical-political conflicts and the related possibility of regressive implications and consequences of such conflicts, leading to a de-politicization of the immanent theoretical framework at stake
%K Hegelianism
%K Honneth
%K immanent criticism
%K regression
%K teleology of history
%U https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0191453719842350