Hegelianism And Personality
Hegelianism And Personality
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And it will be noted that just as this view of the Absolute comes into prom- inence, the other view of it as existing timelessly in static perfection recedes into the background, and becomes unreal. It is, however, the very g ist and heart of the H e gelian p hilosophy-that these two are one. The Absolute of the system is professedly a reconciliation of the divine and the human, the infinite and the finite, aspects of existence ; and uTorder to achieve this unity, Hegel is bound to represent th...e subject of the development and the perfect subject which forms the presupposition of the whole develop- ment as one and the same subject. He turns round, therefore, to assure us that what thus appears under the form of time exists really in an eternal present. For example, he adds to the quotation made above : " A thousand years are before Thee as one day : He has time ^ Werke, ii. 22 and 25.
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enough, just because He is Himself out of time; because He is eternal." The appearance of unity is thus gained by pressing the philosophical or Aristotelian view \y of evolution, which implies the presence of the End in the beginning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And it will be noted that just as this view of the Absolute comes into prom- inence, the other view of it as existing timelessly in static perfection recedes into the background, and becomes unreal. It is, however, the very g ist and heart of the H e gelian p hilosophy-that these two are one. The Absolute of the system is professedly a reconciliation of the divine and the human, the infinite and the finite, aspects of existence ; and uTorder to achieve this unity, Hegel is bound to represent th...e subject of the development and the perfect subject which forms the presupposition of the whole develop- ment as one and the same subject. He turns round, therefore, to assure us that what thus appears under the form of time exists really in an eternal present. For example, he adds to the quotation made above : " A thousand years are before Thee as one day : He has time ^ Werke, ii. 22 and 25.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC 1 90 Hegelianism and Personality.
enough, just because He is Himself out of time; because He is eternal." The appearance of unity is thus gained by pressing the philosophical or Aristotelian view \y of evolution, which implies the presence of the End in the beginning.
What to read after Hegelianism And Personality?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Andrew Seth Pringle Pattison to read onlineMoreLess
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