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    chdefinitions,cf§110thatthe

    nceptisnotalreadygivenbytheintuitionnstitutespreciselythedifferencebethetwo,

    andisethingseetotherepresentationtobeaquality,

    thoughitsspeination,issothingverysile,andalsothe

    plehtherightangle,thestraightline,andsoon

    §200

    2negativity,inationsas

    lineandplane,is,hohesphereofselfextealityequallyforitselfandappearing

    indifferenttothetionlessexistene

    §201

    ti,asthenegativeunityofbeingoutsideofitself,isjustasthoroughlyabstract,idealbeing:

    beingis,isnot,andsinceitisnot,is

    tune,likespaofsensuousness,orintuition;but,ashspace,thedifference

    betattertotiifthese

    deteationsareappliedtospaceandti,thenspaceisabstractobjectivity,eis

    abstractsubjectivitytiisthesaprincipleastheiiofpureselfnsciousness;butthe

    saprinplenceptstillinitsentireexteality,intuitedrebeing,pure

    beinginitselfassheeringoutofitselftiisjustasntinuousasspace,foritisabstract

    negativityrelatingitselftoitselfandinthisabstractionthereisasyetnorealdifference

    inti,itissaid,everythingarisesandpassesaher,thereappearspreciselythe

    abstraeverything,naly,frohe

    fullnessoftijustasainsbothetytiand

    etyspae

    itselfisthisbeing,thisexistingabstraction,thechronoshtoeverythingand

    destroyshisoffspringthatti

    everythingistransitorythatisteoral,thatis,existsonlyintior,likethencept,isnotin

    itselfpurenegativitytobesure,thisnegativityisineverythingasitsianent,universalessence,

    buttheteoralisnotadequatetothisessensof

    itspoeitselfiseteal,foritisneitherjustanyti,northentnoeasti

    isitsnceptthencept,hosidentityhitselfi1,isinandforitselfabsolute

    negativityandfreedoti,isnot,therefore,thepohencept,noristhenceptin

    tiandteoral;onthentrary,thenceptisthepoe,hisnegativity

    asextealitythenaturalisthereforesubordinatetoti,insofarasitisfinite;thatrue,

    byntrast,theidea,thespirit,isetealthusthenustnotbegraspedasifit

    e,orinanye,forthis

    ontoftiandthenceptof

    eteitystalsonotbeunderstoodinthesenseofanegationofti,sothatiterely

    anabstraefortiinitsnceptis,likethenceptitselfgenerally,eteal,and

    thereforealsoabsolutepresence

    §202

    thedinsionsofti,thepresent,future,andpast,areonlythatingandits

    dissolutionintothedifferencesofbeingasthetransitionintonothingness,andofnothingnessas

    thetransitionintobeingtheiediatedisappearanceofthesedifferencesintoindividualityisthe

    presentasnoselfonlythisdisappearanceofbeingintonothingness,andof

    nothingnessintobeing

    1thefinitepresentisdifferentiatedfroheinfiniteinthatthefiniteisthentnowand

    henthe

    ncreteunityeteityasncept,hr,ntainsthesentsinitselfanditsncreteunityis

    thereforenotthentnootionlessidentity,ncretebeingasuniversal,and

    notthatingfurtherreinnature,eis

    noensions;theyarenecessarilyonly

    insubjeery,fear,orhopetheabstractpast,houreof

    tiisspae

    2thereisnoseinoppositiontothefinitesetry,becausethe

    differenedonothavetheindifferenceofbeingoutsideofitselfitutesthe

    iediatedeteacyofspace,andthereforetheycannotbeexpressedasspatial

    nfigurationstheprineonlyreachesthisabilityheunderstandinghasparalysed

    itandreduotionlessunit,asthesheercaalityofthought,can

    beusedtoforxtealbinations,andthese,thenuersofarithtic,cantheelvesbe

    broughtundertheerelyforitselfbecause

    thelatterisonlyabstract,erisncretethisdeadunit,nohehighest

    extealityofthought,extealbinations,andthesebinations,the

    figuresofarithtiinationoftheunderstandinginterof

    equalityandinequality,identityanddifferencethescienceyasitsprincipleis

    thereforenstitutedinoppositiontogeotry

    3thenaoftheticshasreoverbeenusedforthephilosophicalobservationofspace

    andti,beathetics,asnoted,

    nsidersstriagnitudeofitsobjeeitselfbutonlytheunit

    initsnfigurationsandnneebeesinthetheoryofventan

    objeathetinentscience,preciselybecause

    itinvolvestheappliathetiaterialanditsdeteationsasderived

    froxperience

    4oneuldstill,hoathetics,naly,asa

    sciencehosenceptsitutethenventional

    thetiitspresupposeddeteations,and

    aethodoftheunderstanding,atheticsis

    thes

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