By: Eduard Gans (Additions)

Eduard Gans (Additions) — Wed, 29 May 1833 13:27:05 +0000

The content of the subjective or moral will contains a determination peculiar to it: namely, even when it has attained the form of objectivity, it is nonetheless to go on containing my subjectivity throughout, and the deed is to count only insofar as it was inwardly determined by me, was my purpose, my intention. I do not recognize as mine, in the outward expression, more than lay in my subjective will, and in that expression I demand to see my subjective consciousness again.

By: Hegel (Notes)

Hegel (Notes) — Thu, 19 Dec 1822 08:06:32 +0000

α) My content as I, substantial, objective. [§ 110]
β) Opposition – objectivity of the concept. [§ 111]
γ) External [will] – subjectivity of others. [§ 112]
α) abstract identity – as against subjectivity and objectivity in general –
In the accomplished end, I, my work (my interest), i.e. externality, am to retain intention –

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By: Eduard Gans (Additions)

By: Hegel (Notes)