G.W.F. Hegel – Basic Lines of the Philosophy of Law
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The will contains [a] the element of pure indeterminateness, i.e.,the pure doubling of the I back in thought upon itself. In this processevery limit or content, present though it be directly by way of nature,as in want, appetite or impulse, or given in any specific way, isdissolved. Thus we have the limitless infinitude of absoluteabstraction,…
