Philosophy of the Unconscious volume 3
Philosophy of the Unconscious volume 3
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As the Will in volition passes out of itself (as potentiality), so is the Idea put outside itself (as super- existent) by the Will. This is the radical difference between the two : the Will itself ejects itself ; the Idea is translated into being by the Will (as one in the condition of not-being).
Could the Idea pass of itself into being, it would indeed be potentiality of being, would therefore be itself Will. But, on the other hand, the Idea not yet translated into being can also not absolute...ly not be (ov/c elvat), else the Will could also make nothing of it ; it can only be a not-yet-being in a special sense (fiij 6v). Now, if it is to be neither active being nor potentiality of being, nor also absolutely nothing, what then remains ? Language wants an appropriate word for the designation of this concept. One might be inclined to call this state latent being, which, even when it is made manifest by the Will, yet never becomes free being, but always only being as ideal content of a being in acta.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the Will in volition passes out of itself (as potentiality), so is the Idea put outside itself (as super- existent) by the Will. This is the radical difference between the two : the Will itself ejects itself ; the Idea is translated into being by the Will (as one in the condition of not-being).
Could the Idea pass of itself into being, it would indeed be potentiality of being, would therefore be itself Will. But, on the other hand, the Idea not yet translated into being can also not absolute...ly not be (ov/c elvat), else the Will could also make nothing of it ; it can only be a not-yet-being in a special sense (fiij 6v). Now, if it is to be neither active being nor potentiality of being, nor also absolutely nothing, what then remains ? Language wants an appropriate word for the designation of this concept. One might be inclined to call this state latent being, which, even when it is made manifest by the Will, yet never becomes free being, but always only being as ideal content of a being in acta.
What to read after Philosophy of the Unconscious volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eduard Von Hartmann to read onlineMoreLess
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