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|277| precisely to sublate it, and [in the] singular to act in opposition to it.180) It is the spirit certain of itself, which, free of spirit, does what is right, acts immediately –181)
180) In the margin: spirit of the government* as universal disposition * Alongside: certain of itself in its simplicity to give and to take
181) In the margin: spirit certain of itself come to the rest of universality within itself
Spirit182) is thus fulfilled freedom. – Estate, determinate character as reality, and an abstract system, reaching through it, of the subsisting of the singular ones – branches of the powers – but likewise freedom from what subsists, as such, and spirit immediately conscious of itself.
182) In the margin: γ) ethical life, spirit certain of itself – self-certainty – which has made the heart into the grave of its heart – all joys and sorrows of its heart – all sins and crimes forgiven itself – and acted as if nothing had happened – its duty without further ado only its conceit – about estate, about what it has endured, what it has done – complete culture, dangers of death, labours etc. forgotten, rest in the immediate present – not narrow-minded moral concepts
C. Art, religion and science
Cross-reference: On the relation of state and church, the Remark to § 270; on world history § 341 ff.
Absolutely free spirit,183) which has taken its determinations back into itself, now brings forth another world; a world which has the shape of itself; where its work is completed within itself, and it attains to the intuition of itself as itself – As intelligence what is has the shape of an other – as will,
183) In the margin: spirit as nature, its own nature, quiet equanimity, – to intuition
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