G.W.F. Hegel – Basic Lines of the Philosophy of Law
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If we define this particularising ([b] §6) further, we reach adistinction in the forms of the will. (a) In so far as the definitecharacter of the will consists in the formal opposition of thesubjective to the objective or external direct existence, we have theformal will as a self consciousness which finds an outer world beforeit.…
