Letters On the Philosophy of the Human Mind volume 2
Letters On the Philosophy of the Human Mind volume 2
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The pure idealist, it is true, denies the reality of the object, and regards it as the production of the subject ; but Schelling had exploded this notion, and introduced the doctrine of identity, according to which we must admit a real subject and a real object, ' but must regard them as two corresponding manifestations of the snmc absolute existence. Hegel, however, now goes one step further in his analysis. He says that there is neither subject nor object separately considered, but that they ...both owe their existence and reality to each other. The only real existence then is the CHARACTERISTICS OF GERMAN PHILOSOPHY. 157 relation / the whole universe is a universe of rela- tions; subject and object which appear contradictory to each other are really one not one in the sense of Schelling, as being opposite poles of the same absolute existence, but one inasmuch as their rela- tion forms the very idea, or the very thing itself. "* A brief consideration of the nature of abstract language suffices to show that this doctrine is just the reverse of the truth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pure idealist, it is true, denies the reality of the object, and regards it as the production of the subject ; but Schelling had exploded this notion, and introduced the doctrine of identity, according to which we must admit a real subject and a real object, ' but must regard them as two corresponding manifestations of the snmc absolute existence. Hegel, however, now goes one step further in his analysis. He says that there is neither subject nor object separately considered, but that they ...both owe their existence and reality to each other. The only real existence then is the CHARACTERISTICS OF GERMAN PHILOSOPHY. 157 relation / the whole universe is a universe of rela- tions; subject and object which appear contradictory to each other are really one not one in the sense of Schelling, as being opposite poles of the same absolute existence, but one inasmuch as their rela- tion forms the very idea, or the very thing itself. "* A brief consideration of the nature of abstract language suffices to show that this doctrine is just the reverse of the truth.
What to read after Letters On the Philosophy of the Human Mind volume 2?
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