Titlebook: Hegel on the Soul; A Speculative Anthro Murray Greene Book 1972 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1972 Geist.Georg Friedrich Wilhelm

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The Notion of Subjective Spirit focus on his notion of Subjective Spirit within the perspective of his total system of science. In introducing the Philosophy of Spirit, we recall, Hegel said that the command Know Thyself comes to man from his own inner oracle that is at the same time the voice of divinity. The problem of the “rel

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The Natural Soulnature.” Hegel’s Philosophy of Spirit thus begins with a “result,” whose meaning and necessity within the total system of philosophical science has been discussed in our introductory chapters. In thus beginning with a result, we start out neither with a notion of mind as a . nor as a . to which stan

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The Feeling Soulegel, is the “simple ideality” of sentience. The determinations of the feeling soul are no longer transient sensations but are retained in higher form (.) in the “inner” of the soul. This idealization of the manifold of sentience is the soul’s “making” unto its own of the determinations that come to

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