The family, as a person, has its external reality in a property, in which it has the existence of its substantial personality only in the form of resources.
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Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences in Outline (1827), § 520:
§ 520. 2) The property of the family as one person acquires, through the community that it has in relation to the various individuals of whom the family consists, an ethical interest — as do acquisition, labor, and providing.
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Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences in Outline (1830), § 520:
§ 520. 2. The property of the family as one person acquires, through the community in which the various individuals who make up the family likewise stand in relation to it, an ethical interest — as do acquisition, labor, and provision.
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