In this identity of the universal and the particular will, duty and right thus coincide in one; and, through the ethical, the human being has rights to the extent that he has duties, and duties to the extent that he has rights. In abstract right, I have the right and another has the duty against it; in the moral, it is only supposed to be the case that the right of my own knowing and willing, as well as of my welfare, is united with duties and is objective.

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