The Public Domain And Democracy a Study of Social Economic And Political Probl
The Public Domain And Democracy a Study of Social Economic And Political Probl
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, p. 132. ^ Ibid.
329] THE PSYCHIC CONCEPTION OF THE STATE 75 of the moral person can not be ethically judged. It knows only its own end, and nothing of higher and lower ends; it can act only self-interestedly {eigennut- zig). Its end is one of general well-being, but in acting towards this end it acts exclusively for itself and ignores other ends of general well-being. ' Thirdly, the moral person can do no legal wrong. The command of a moral person which has a legal form {Rechtsordnung) agrees... naturally with the conditions of this legal organ- ization and ''demands, therefore, that all means chosen for the realization of its end should be conformable to its law. Such means are also alone expedient, for the moral person which puts itself in contradiction with its legal order cannot exist. Only a legal {rechtliches) act is therefore an act of the person ; what happens illegally can never be ascribed to it. "^ Finally, the most essen- tial distinction between the moral and the physical per- son lies in the fact that the former can act only through physical persons; it attains actuality only through the intelligence and force of these, its representatives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, p. 132. ^ Ibid.
329] THE PSYCHIC CONCEPTION OF THE STATE 75 of the moral person can not be ethically judged. It knows only its own end, and nothing of higher and lower ends; it can act only self-interestedly {eigennut- zig). Its end is one of general well-being, but in acting towards this end it acts exclusively for itself and ignores other ends of general well-being. ' Thirdly, the moral person can do no legal wrong. The command of a moral person which has a legal form {Rechtsordnung) agrees... naturally with the conditions of this legal organ- ization and ''demands, therefore, that all means chosen for the realization of its end should be conformable to its law. Such means are also alone expedient, for the moral person which puts itself in contradiction with its legal order cannot exist. Only a legal {rechtliches) act is therefore an act of the person ; what happens illegally can never be ascribed to it. "^ Finally, the most essen- tial distinction between the moral and the physical per- son lies in the fact that the former can act only through physical persons; it attains actuality only through the intelligence and force of these, its representatives.
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