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Lectures on Natural Right and Political Science : Heidelberg, 1817-1818, with Additions from the Lectures of 1818-1819 Hardcover - 1996

by Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich

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The free will, at the stage when its concept is still abstract,occurs as an immediate existence [unmittelbares Dasein];for while the concept is found utterly and solely as idea, its immediate reality is abstract being,and as the reality of absolute negativity its reality is here the being of the individual [das Sein des Einzelnen].

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Until his recent death, J. Michael Stewart was a translator based in England. Peter C. Hodgson is Professor in the Divinity School at Vanderbilt University and General Editor of the California Hegel Lecture Series.

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