Most of Hegel's work aims to demonstrate that thought is not only what we usually mean by 'thought'. It is not only the arbitrary and contingent product of an individual mind, in the first place because it does not coincide at all with a mere aprioristic product of mind. Consequently the Philosophy of Subjective Spirit has to be regarded as a theory of freedom that becomes accessible to man because of his capability of idealizing what appears, going beyond the picture of an already given reality, made of fragments of world, external bounds and isolated lives.
"In der Tat ist der Geist der eigentliche Idealist": idealità e oggettività nella filosofia dello spirito soggettivo di Hegel
GIUSPOLI, Paolo
2011-01-01
Abstract
Most of Hegel's work aims to demonstrate that thought is not only what we usually mean by 'thought'. It is not only the arbitrary and contingent product of an individual mind, in the first place because it does not coincide at all with a mere aprioristic product of mind. Consequently the Philosophy of Subjective Spirit has to be regarded as a theory of freedom that becomes accessible to man because of his capability of idealizing what appears, going beyond the picture of an already given reality, made of fragments of world, external bounds and isolated lives.File in questo prodotto:
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