Logic As the Science of the Pure Concept
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But these phenomena which are given as essences, those classes of natural facts which are given as moments of the concept and of the spirit, are no longer either scientific phenomena, or the concepts and spiritual forms of philosophy. The first are intuitions and not categories ; the second categories and not intuitions ; and just because they are so clearly distinguished from one another they mutually mingle in the a priori synthesis. On the other ■hand, the concepts of the Philosophy of natur...e are categories, which as such present themselves in their emptiness as intuitions, and intuitions, which in their blindness present themselves as categories. These thoughts are contradictory. They can be spoken, or rather uttered, because it is possible to combine phonetically contradictory propositions, but it is impossible to think them. Such combinations by their ingenuity often give ì III LOGICISM 433 rise to surprise or astonishment. But mental satisfaction is never obtained from them merely because the mind is excited and deluded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But these phenomena which are given as essences, those classes of natural facts which are given as moments of the concept and of the spirit, are no longer either scientific phenomena, or the concepts and spiritual forms of philosophy. The first are intuitions and not categories ; the second categories and not intuitions ; and just because they are so clearly distinguished from one another they mutually mingle in the a priori synthesis. On the other ■hand, the concepts of the Philosophy of natur...e are categories, which as such present themselves in their emptiness as intuitions, and intuitions, which in their blindness present themselves as categories. These thoughts are contradictory. They can be spoken, or rather uttered, because it is possible to combine phonetically contradictory propositions, but it is impossible to think them. Such combinations by their ingenuity often give ì III LOGICISM 433 rise to surprise or astonishment. But mental satisfaction is never obtained from them merely because the mind is excited and deluded.
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