The Phenomenology of Spirit
The Phenomenology of Spirit
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精神现象学
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1978
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M. J. Petry
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M. J. Petry
Consciousness constitutes spirit at the stage of reflection or relationship, that is, as appearance. Although ego is spirit’s infinite self-relation, it is so in that it is subjective self-certainty,* the immediate identity of the natural soul being raised to the pure and ideal nature of this self-identity, for which its content is reflection which is for itself i.e. a general object. The being-for-self of pure and abstract freedom lets its determinateness, the natural life of the soul, go forth from itself as being equally free, as independent object, and in that it first knows of this object as being external to it, ego is consciousness. As this absolute negativity, ego is implicitly the identity within the otherness. It is itself ego and it invades the object as if this object were implicitly sublated. It is one aspect of the relationship and the whole relationship, — the light which manifests another as well as itself.†