The Logic of Hegel Translated From the Encyclopaedia of the Philosophical Scie
The Logic of Hegel Translated From the Encyclopaedia of the Philosophical Scie
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It occurs even in sermons, such as those where every possible ground of gratitude to God is propounded. To such conduct Socrates and Plato would not have scrupled to apply the name of Sophistry. For Sophistry has nothing to do with what is taught : that may always be true. Sophistry lies in the formal circumstance of teaching it by grounds which are as available for attack as for defence. In a time so rich in re- flection and so devoted to ratiocination as our own, he must be a poor creature wh...o cannot advance a good ground for every- thing, even for the worst and most depraved. Everything in the world that has become corrupt, has had good ground for its corruption. An appeal to grounds at first makes the hearer think of beating a retreat : but when experience has taught him the real state of these matters, he closes his ears against them, and refuses to be imposed upon any more.
122. ] As it first comes, the chief feature of the Essence is show in itself and intermediation in itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It occurs even in sermons, such as those where every possible ground of gratitude to God is propounded. To such conduct Socrates and Plato would not have scrupled to apply the name of Sophistry. For Sophistry has nothing to do with what is taught : that may always be true. Sophistry lies in the formal circumstance of teaching it by grounds which are as available for attack as for defence. In a time so rich in re- flection and so devoted to ratiocination as our own, he must be a poor creature wh...o cannot advance a good ground for every- thing, even for the worst and most depraved. Everything in the world that has become corrupt, has had good ground for its corruption. An appeal to grounds at first makes the hearer think of beating a retreat : but when experience has taught him the real state of these matters, he closes his ears against them, and refuses to be imposed upon any more.
122. ] As it first comes, the chief feature of the Essence is show in itself and intermediation in itself.
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