Addresses to the German Nation
Addresses to the German Nation
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\ original, and individual in it ; on the contrary, it is merely : : . . secondary, the consequence of the general connection of , ' t the sum of appearance in its separate parts. Indeed, it . , * has always been recognized as such by all who, though * . on this level of culture, were capable of profound thought, I ; and their recognition of it has been expressed in the same , * words as those of which we have just made use. But all this is the result of the fact that in them not essence, but m...erely appearance, enters into appearance.
104. On the other hand, where essence itself enters • into the appearance of a decision of the will directly and, ' ' so to speak, in its own person and not by any representa* I tive, then all that has been mentioned above is likewise present, followring as it does from appearance as a com- pleted whole, for appearance appears here also. But an j appearance of this kind does not consist merely of this sum I of its component parts, nor is it exhausted by that sum ; i j on the contrary, there is in it something more, another component part which is not to be explained by that ' .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
\ original, and individual in it ; on the contrary, it is merely : : . . secondary, the consequence of the general connection of , ' t the sum of appearance in its separate parts. Indeed, it . , * has always been recognized as such by all who, though * . on this level of culture, were capable of profound thought, I ; and their recognition of it has been expressed in the same , * words as those of which we have just made use. But all this is the result of the fact that in them not essence, but m...erely appearance, enters into appearance.
104. On the other hand, where essence itself enters • into the appearance of a decision of the will directly and, ' ' so to speak, in its own person and not by any representa* I tive, then all that has been mentioned above is likewise present, followring as it does from appearance as a com- pleted whole, for appearance appears here also. But an j appearance of this kind does not consist merely of this sum I of its component parts, nor is it exhausted by that sum ; i j on the contrary, there is in it something more, another component part which is not to be explained by that ' .
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