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" While vigorously asserting the right and duty of the State to punish, Hegel recognizes that as the State gets higher, more fully realizes its own essential nature, punishments will tend to become more lenient. " Although a crime could not be allowed to go un- punished, since it would then be constituted as right, yet because a community is sure of itself a crime is always merely a single isolated act of hostility without any foothold. By means of the very steadfastness of the community crime ...becomes a mere subjective act. If the community is still unsettled an example must be made by means of punishment. But in the sure a&d firm community the position of crime is so unstable that a lesser measure of punishment is sufficient to supersede it. " The highest actualization of the State yet attained is that topped by a Constitutional Monarch. " The Constitutional Monarch, " says Hegel, with perhaps some unconscious irreverence for royalty, " is the dot upon the i " ; but Hegel is all for representative government, and the really sovereign power the legislative body must consist of representatives, not of delegates.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" While vigorously asserting the right and duty of the State to punish, Hegel recognizes that as the State gets higher, more fully realizes its own essential nature, punishments will tend to become more lenient. " Although a crime could not be allowed to go un- punished, since it would then be constituted as right, yet because a community is sure of itself a crime is always merely a single isolated act of hostility without any foothold. By means of the very steadfastness of the community crime ...becomes a mere subjective act. If the community is still unsettled an example must be made by means of punishment. But in the sure a&d firm community the position of crime is so unstable that a lesser measure of punishment is sufficient to supersede it. " The highest actualization of the State yet attained is that topped by a Constitutional Monarch. " The Constitutional Monarch, " says Hegel, with perhaps some unconscious irreverence for royalty, " is the dot upon the i " ; but Hegel is all for representative government, and the really sovereign power the legislative body must consist of representatives, not of delegates.
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