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Summary of Hegels Social Philosophy - par 487 Encyclopedia

Summary of Hegels Social Philosophy - par 487 Encyclopedia
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Apr 10, 2024 · 7m 36s

The free will is: (A) Itself at first immediate, and hence as a single being - the person: the existence which the person gives to its liberty is property. The...

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The free will is:

(A) Itself at first immediate, and hence as a single being - the person: the existence which the person gives to its liberty is property. The Right as Right (law) is formal, abstract
right.

(B) When the will is reflected into self, so as to have its existence inside it, and to be thus at the same time characterized as a particular, it is the right of the subjective will, morality of the individual conscience.

(C) When the free will is the substantial will, made actual in the subject and conformable to its concept and rendered a totality of necessity - it is the ethics of actual life in family, civil society, and State. 
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