Hegel and the Modern State: An Introduction to Hegel's Political Thought |
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... existence " and its " concept , " of the body and the soul , is achieved in Hegelian system by the notion of the Idea or the Absolute which runs throughout the structure of what is real as well as apparent . The Idea manifests itself in ...
... existence " and its " concept , " of the body and the soul , is achieved in Hegelian system by the notion of the Idea or the Absolute which runs throughout the structure of what is real as well as apparent . The Idea manifests itself in ...
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... existence is in part mere appearance and in part reality . As he says : " Even our ordinary feelings are enough to forbid , a casual existence getting the name of real , which has no greater value than that of something possible which ...
... existence is in part mere appearance and in part reality . As he says : " Even our ordinary feelings are enough to forbid , a casual existence getting the name of real , which has no greater value than that of something possible which ...
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... existence getting the name of the real ; for by fortutious we mean an existence which has no greater value than that of something possible which may as well not be as be . " 59 Thus , in Hegel's view , the task before the ruler who is ...
... existence getting the name of the real ; for by fortutious we mean an existence which has no greater value than that of something possible which may as well not be as be . " 59 Thus , in Hegel's view , the task before the ruler who is ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Influences | 8 |
Hegel and the Contemporary Society | 14 |
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