By Ray Rimell
ISBN-10: 0946958297
ISBN-13: 9780946958290
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P. 372. p. 379. p. 424. p. 428. p. 447. p. 481. p. 484. p. 493. e. "136 Although Kant's contribution to the accomplishment of this task was enormous, Hegel is convinced that Kant's concern with the faculty of knowing rather than with what is known 137 led him to conceive of thinking as a process of unifying the manifold presented to it, in which the manifold and the form of unity supplied by the mind remain external to each other. Thus the true unity of being and thought is not yet achieved. l 44 Schelling does take a step in the right direction by completely spiritualizing nature, thus making the whole of nature present in thoughU 45 F or Schelling "the truth of nature, nature in itself, is an intellectual world.
E. that the subject, therefore, has as its task to attain for itself an essential absolute content,148 To be aware that an object is necessarily an object for a subject is to recognize that somehow the criterion for the objectivity of thought is to be sought in subjectivity. Thus, the dictum of Protagoras, "Man is the measure of all things," can make eminent good sense, if it is speaking of man as rationa{,l49 In fact, all further progres s in philosophy hinges on a realization that the goal of thinking is to be thoroughly rational.
P. 354. p. 364. pp. 374-75. p. 372. p. 379. p. 424. p. 428. p. 447. p. 481. p. 484. p. 493. e. "136 Although Kant's contribution to the accomplishment of this task was enormous, Hegel is convinced that Kant's concern with the faculty of knowing rather than with what is known 137 led him to conceive of thinking as a process of unifying the manifold presented to it, in which the manifold and the form of unity supplied by the mind remain external to each other. Thus the true unity of being and thought is not yet achieved.
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