Prolegomena to the Study of Hegels Philosophy And Especially of His Logic
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] NATURE AND HISTORY. 185 Greece and the coasts of Ionia. Yet we feel sure that Achilles did what he did, because of the race he sprang from, the inspiration he felt around him, the companion- ship in body and spirit of his peers. We feel that the hero derives his strength from earth and air, from the spiritual and material substance in which he draws his breath. True, we cannot explain him, as if he and his heroisms were a mere product of mathematical and mechanical forces. But where we once r...ecognise that behind the single visible deed and agent there is a spiritual nature— an underlying agency — which, unper- ceived, keeps the hearth-fire of public life burning in the celestial temple of Vesta, we can at least see that though genius is a marvel and a mystery, yet it is according to law, and no mere will-o'-the-wisp.
But when we say that the actions and sayings even of the foremost individuals are to be comprehended only in the light of universal forces and laws, there is an error which is only too ready to substitute itself for the truth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] NATURE AND HISTORY. 185 Greece and the coasts of Ionia. Yet we feel sure that Achilles did what he did, because of the race he sprang from, the inspiration he felt around him, the companion- ship in body and spirit of his peers. We feel that the hero derives his strength from earth and air, from the spiritual and material substance in which he draws his breath. True, we cannot explain him, as if he and his heroisms were a mere product of mathematical and mechanical forces. But where we once r...ecognise that behind the single visible deed and agent there is a spiritual nature— an underlying agency — which, unper- ceived, keeps the hearth-fire of public life burning in the celestial temple of Vesta, we can at least see that though genius is a marvel and a mystery, yet it is according to law, and no mere will-o'-the-wisp.
But when we say that the actions and sayings even of the foremost individuals are to be comprehended only in the light of universal forces and laws, there is an error which is only too ready to substitute itself for the truth.
What to read after Prolegomena to the Study of Hegels Philosophy And Especially of His Logic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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