G.W.F. Hegel – Basic Lines of the Philosophy of Law

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    (b). In so far as the definite phases of will are its own peculiarproperty or its particularisation turned back into itself, they arecontent. This content, as content of the will, is for it, by virtue of theform given in (a), an end, which exists on its inner or subjective sideas the imaginative will, but by…

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