Worlds Great Classics volume 20
Worlds Great Classics volume 20
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At the very outset we have the antithesis between the Aim of the State as the abstract universal principle on the one hand, and the abstract personality of the individual on the other hand. But when subsequently, in the historical development, individuality gains the ascendant, and the break- ing up of the community into its component atoms can only be restrained by external compulsion, then the subjective might oi individiial despotism comes forward to play its part, as if sum- moned to fulfil... this task. For the mere abstract compliance with Law implies on the part of the subject of law the supposi- tion that he has not attained to self -organization and self-con- trol ; and this principle of obedience, instead of being hearty and voluntary, has for its motive and ruling power only the arbi- trary and contingent disposition of the individual ; so that the latter is led to seek consolation for the loss of his freedom in exercising and developing his private right. This is the purely zvorldly harmonization of the antithesis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the very outset we have the antithesis between the Aim of the State as the abstract universal principle on the one hand, and the abstract personality of the individual on the other hand. But when subsequently, in the historical development, individuality gains the ascendant, and the break- ing up of the community into its component atoms can only be restrained by external compulsion, then the subjective might oi individiial despotism comes forward to play its part, as if sum- moned to fulfil... this task. For the mere abstract compliance with Law implies on the part of the subject of law the supposi- tion that he has not attained to self -organization and self-con- trol ; and this principle of obedience, instead of being hearty and voluntary, has for its motive and ruling power only the arbi- trary and contingent disposition of the individual ; so that the latter is led to seek consolation for the loss of his freedom in exercising and developing his private right. This is the purely zvorldly harmonization of the antithesis.
What to read after Worlds Great Classics volume 20?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Johnston to read onlineMoreLess
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