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inationsofgnitude,ainfixedintheirfinitudeandvalid,
andshouldnotchangeintransit,thusitisessentiallyascienceoftheunderstandingandsinceit
hastheabilitytoexpressspatialfiguresandnuers,anadvantageoverother
sinationbyeither
nains
openforthenorefundantalnsciousnessthanha**hertobeenshown,
bothinteroftheleadingprinsoforderanditsnecessity
inarithticaloperations,asetryifonesof
spaceandtheunitphilosophically,theyhesegroundstheirparticularsignificance,a
philosophyoftheatteroflogic,orethecharacterof
anotheorencrete
significancetothencepts
itanageableand
inadequatediusspatialfiguresandnuersfortheexpressionofthoughts,andtotreatthebr >
violentlyforthispurposeforthespecificeptedonlyexteallyto
thethesileelentaryfiguresandnuerscaninanycasebeusedassyols,h,
hoptsofpurethought
tookreursetosuofnuersisthefausexaleofthisbut
eansbecapletelyunsatisfactory,sincetheirexteal
juxtapositionandntingentbinationarenotatallappropriatetothenatureofthencept,
andkeitaltogetheraiguousanypossiblerelationshipsinplexnuers
andfiguresshouldbeadheredtobesides,thefluidcharacterofthenceptisdissipatedinsuch
anextealdiuininationfallsintotheindifferentbeingoutsidetheothers
thisaiguityuldonlyberevedbyanexplanationtheessentialexpressionofthethoughtis
inthatbolisingisanetysuperfluity
otherthetial,factors,
poheirtruenceptsinphilosophyitselfitisaototake
andderivethesefroathetics,ployedinanonnceptual,often
aninglessustaphilosophythe
trulyphilosophiathetiagnitudehescienceof
asures,butthisalreadypresupposestherealparticularityofthings,handin
ncretenature
§203
5spaediately
objectivesideandtithepurelysubjectivesidespaceisinitselfthentradictionofindifferent
beingoutsideofothersandundifferentiatedntinuity,andtherebythepurenegativityofitselfand
thetransitionintotispaeis,equally,sinceits
ntsheldtogetherinunitysuspendtheelvesiediately,theiediatenvergenceinto
indifferenoneanother,orintospace,sothatitsplaceis
preciselyinthatdiateassheerindifferentspatialitythisdisappearanceandregeneration
ofspaeinspaceistion;abeing,uch
iediatelytheidentiatter
thetransitionfrodealitytoreality,frobstra
spaceandtitoreality,atter,isinprehensibletotheunderstanding,and
alsthereforeexteallyfortheunderstanding,andasagivenentitytheusual
neasetyandtobefilledatterfroheoutsideinthis
aterialthingsare,ontheonehand,tobetakenasindifferenttospaceandti,andonthe
otherhandtobetakenatthesatiasessentiallyspatialandteoral
atteris:athatitisposite;thisreferstoitsidentityhspace
insofarasabstraadefroiandfrollforenerally,itisassertedthattteris
etealandiutableinfaediately,butsuchatterisalsoonlyanuntrue
abstraatterisierableandoffersresistance,istangible,visible,and
soontheseprediatterexists,partlyforspesof
peruchforitselfbothoftheseare
deteationsatterpree,of
iediatebeingapartfrotselforofbeing
thetransitionofidealityintorealityisdenstratedthereforeinthefaliarchanical
phenona,naly,thatidealitycantaketheplaceofrealityandviceversandonlytheusual
thoughtlessnessoftherepresentationandoftheunderstandingaretoblathat,forthetheir
identitydoesnotderivefroheinterchangeabilityofbothinnnectionhthelever,for
exale,distanassandviceversa,andaquantuftheideal
ntproduont
silarly,velootion,thequantitativerelationshipofspaceandti,
representsss,andnversely,thesarealeffectergesifthessisincreasedandthe
velocityproportionatelydecreasedbyitselfabrickdoesnotkillaperson,butproducesthis
effectonlythoughthevelocityitachieves,inotherhepersoniskilledthroughspaceand
ti
itisforce,acategoryofreflectionfixedbytheunderstanding,sitselfhereasthe
ultite,andthereforepreventsunderstandingandletsitseeuperfluoustoinquirefurtherafter
thehing
realandappealingtothesenses,andinforcethereisrealisedthatsexpression;
indeed,itappearsthatforceachievespreciselythisforceofitsexpressionthroughtherelationship
ofitsidealnts,ofspaceandti
further,itisalsoinkeepingplantedin
tter,andasoriginallyextealtoit,sothatthisveryidentityoftiandspace,hvaguely
appearsinthereflectivecategoryofforce,andru
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inationsofgnitude,ainfixedintheirfinitudeandvalid,
andshouldnotchangeintransit,thusitisessentiallyascienceoftheunderstandingandsinceit
hastheabilitytoexpressspatialfiguresandnuers,anadvantageoverother
sinationbyeither
nains
openforthenorefundantalnsciousnessthanha**hertobeenshown,
bothinteroftheleadingprinsoforderanditsnecessity
inarithticaloperations,asetryifonesof
spaceandtheunitphilosophically,theyhesegroundstheirparticularsignificance,a
philosophyoftheatteroflogic,orethecharacterof
anotheorencrete
significancetothencepts
itanageableand
inadequatediusspatialfiguresandnuersfortheexpressionofthoughts,andtotreatthebr >
violentlyforthispurposeforthespecificeptedonlyexteallyto
thethesileelentaryfiguresandnuerscaninanycasebeusedassyols,h,
hoptsofpurethought
tookreursetosuofnuersisthefausexaleofthisbut
eansbecapletelyunsatisfactory,sincetheirexteal
juxtapositionandntingentbinationarenotatallappropriatetothenatureofthencept,
andkeitaltogetheraiguousanypossiblerelationshipsinplexnuers
andfiguresshouldbeadheredtobesides,thefluidcharacterofthenceptisdissipatedinsuch
anextealdiuininationfallsintotheindifferentbeingoutsidetheothers
thisaiguityuldonlyberevedbyanexplanationtheessentialexpressionofthethoughtis
inthatbolisingisanetysuperfluity
otherthetial,factors,
poheirtruenceptsinphilosophyitselfitisaototake
andderivethesefroathetics,ployedinanonnceptual,often
aninglessustaphilosophythe
trulyphilosophiathetiagnitudehescienceof
asures,butthisalreadypresupposestherealparticularityofthings,handin
ncretenature
§203
5spaediately
objectivesideandtithepurelysubjectivesidespaceisinitselfthentradictionofindifferent
beingoutsideofothersandundifferentiatedntinuity,andtherebythepurenegativityofitselfand
thetransitionintotispaeis,equally,sinceits
ntsheldtogetherinunitysuspendtheelvesiediately,theiediatenvergenceinto
indifferenoneanother,orintospace,sothatitsplaceis
preciselyinthatdiateassheerindifferentspatialitythisdisappearanceandregeneration
ofspaeinspaceistion;abeing,uch
iediatelytheidentiatter
thetransitionfrodealitytoreality,frobstra
spaceandtitoreality,atter,isinprehensibletotheunderstanding,and
alsthereforeexteallyfortheunderstanding,andasagivenentitytheusual
neasetyandtobefilledatterfroheoutsideinthis
aterialthingsare,ontheonehand,tobetakenasindifferenttospaceandti,andonthe
otherhandtobetakenatthesatiasessentiallyspatialandteoral
atteris:athatitisposite;thisreferstoitsidentityhspace
insofarasabstraadefroiandfrollforenerally,itisassertedthattteris
etealandiutableinfaediately,butsuchatterisalsoonlyanuntrue
abstraatterisierableandoffersresistance,istangible,visible,and
soontheseprediatterexists,partlyforspesof
peruchforitselfbothoftheseare
deteationsatterpree,of
iediatebeingapartfrotselforofbeing
thetransitionofidealityintorealityisdenstratedthereforeinthefaliarchanical
phenona,naly,thatidealitycantaketheplaceofrealityandviceversandonlytheusual
thoughtlessnessoftherepresentationandoftheunderstandingaretoblathat,forthetheir
identitydoesnotderivefroheinterchangeabilityofbothinnnectionhthelever,for
exale,distanassandviceversa,andaquantuftheideal
ntproduont
silarly,velootion,thequantitativerelationshipofspaceandti,
representsss,andnversely,thesarealeffectergesifthessisincreasedandthe
velocityproportionatelydecreasedbyitselfabrickdoesnotkillaperson,butproducesthis
effectonlythoughthevelocityitachieves,inotherhepersoniskilledthroughspaceand
ti
itisforce,acategoryofreflectionfixedbytheunderstanding,sitselfhereasthe
ultite,andthereforepreventsunderstandingandletsitseeuperfluoustoinquirefurtherafter
thehing
realandappealingtothesenses,andinforcethereisrealisedthatsexpression;
indeed,itappearsthatforceachievespreciselythisforceofitsexpressionthroughtherelationship
ofitsidealnts,ofspaceandti
further,itisalsoinkeepingplantedin
tter,andasoriginallyextealtoit,sothatthisveryidentityoftiandspace,hvaguely
appearsinthereflectivecategoryofforce,andru
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