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Hegel: Phenomenology of Spirit
Original title: 精神現象学 ヘーゲル
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“Spirit” is the “self” of actual consciousness, and to consciousness, “spirit” appears rather as the world actually existing as an object. This “world,” however, has no meaning whatsoever as something alien to the self, and similarly the self no longer exists as any being-for-itself separated from the world.
「精神」は現実的な意識の「自己」であり、 意識に対しては、「精神」はむしろ対象として現実的に存在する世界として立ち現れて くる。 この「世界」は、しかし、自己にとって疎遠なものとしての意味を全くもって いないが、それと同じように、自己の方も、世界から切り離された形で存在する全て の対自存在という在り方をもはやしない。
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