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  1. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel _ Hegel's Phenomenology of

    Wahrheit heißt Übereinstimmung des Begriffs mit seiner Wirklichkeit.
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  2. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel _ Wer denkt abstrakt?

    Pues "metafísica" es la palabra, al igual que "abstracto" y casi también "pensar", de la que todo el mundo huye más o menos como de alguien atacado por la peste.
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  3. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel _ Wissenschaft Der Logik: Erster

    Aber die Philosophie soll keine Erzählung dessen sein, was geschieht, sondern eine Erkenntnis dessen, was wahr darin ist, und aus dem Wahren soll sie ferner das begreifen, was in der Erzählung als ein bloßes Geschehen erscheint.
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  4. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel _ Lectures on the History of

    Ученая эрудиция состоит именно в том, чтобы знать массу безполезных вещей, т.е. таких вещей которые сами по себе безсодержательны и лишены всякого интереса, а интересны для ученого эрудита только лишь потому, что он их знает.
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  5. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel _ Wissenschaft Der Logik.

    Kant ist über dieses äußerliche Verhältnis des Verstandes als des Vermögens der Begriffe und des Begriffes selbst zum Ich hinausgegangen. Es gehört zu den tiefsten und richtigsten Einsichten, die sich in der Kritik der Vernunft finden, daß die Einheit, die das Wesen des Begriffs ausmacht, als die ursprünglich-synthetische Einheit der Apperzeption, als Einheit des »Ich denke« oder des Selbstbewußtseins erkannt wird
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  6. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel _ Hegel's Phenomenology of

    La belleza carente de fuerza odia al entendimiento porque éste exige de ella lo que no está en condiciones de dar. Pero la vida del espíritu no es la vida que se asusta ante la muerte y se mantiene pura de la desolación, sino la que sabe afrontarla y mantenerse en ella. El espíritu sólo conquista su verdad cuando es capaz de encontrarse a sí mismo en el absoluto desgarramiento. El espíritu no es esta potencia como lo positivo que se aparta de lo negativo, como cuando decimos de algo que no es nada o que es falso y, hecho esto, pasamos sin más a otra cosa, sino que sólo es esta potencia cuando mira cara a cara a lo negativo y permanece cerca de ello. Esta permanencia {en lo negativo} es la fuerza mágica que hace que lo negativo vuelva al ser.
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  7. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel _ The Phenomenology of Mind, Vol

    When, therefore, a man is told, "You {your inner being} are so and so, because your skull-bone is so constituted," this means nothing else than that we regard a bone as the man's reality. To retort upon such a statement with a box on the ear - in the way mentioned above when dealing with psysiognomy - removes primarily the "soft" parts of his head from their apparent dignity and position, and proves merely that these are no true inherent nature, are not the reality of mind; the retort here would, properly speaking, have to go the length of breaking the skull of the person who makes a statement like that, in order to demonstrate to him in a manner as palpable as his own wisdom that a bone is nothing of an inherent nature at all for a man, still less his true reality.
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  8. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel _ The Difference Between

    . . . {P}resupposition, principles, and such like forms still adorn the entrance to philosophy with their cobwebs.
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  9. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel _ Wer denkt abstrakt?

    ¿Quién piensa abstractamente? El hombre inculto, no el culto.
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  10. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel _ The Difference Between

    The most obvious symptoms of an epoch-making system are the misunderstandings and the awkward conduct of its adversaries."
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  11. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel _ Lecciones de Estetica

    In a state which is really articulated rationally all the laws and organizations are nothing but a realization of freedom in its essential characteristics. When this is the case, the individual's reason finds in these institutions, only the actuality of his own essence, and if he obeys these laws, he coincides, not with something alien to himself, but simply with what is his own. Freedom of choice, of course, is often equally called 'freedom'; but freedom of choice is only non-rational freedom, choice and self-determination issuing not from the rationality of the will but from fortuitous impulses and their dependence on sense and the external world.
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  12. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel _ Introductory Lectures on

    Man is an animal, but even in his animalfunctions, he is not confined to the implicit, as the animal is; hebecomes conscious of them, recognizes them, and lifts them, as,for instance, the process of digestion, into self-conscious science.In this way man breaks the barrier of his implicit and immediatecharacter, so that precisely because he knows that he is an animal,he ceases to be an animal and attains knowledge of himself asspirit.
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