Philosophic Classics From Plato to Derrida

PROPOSITION 12:Whatever happens in the object of the idea constituting the human mind is bound to be perceived by the human mind ...

PHENOMENOLOGY OFSPIRIT 911 moments of this complex must both be held carefully apart, and at the same time taken and understood ...

others, and we can furthermore see why we have only a very confused knowledge of our body, and many other facts which I shall de ...

This pure concept of acknowledgement, the duplication of self-consciousness in its unity, will now be studied in the way in whic ...

ETHICS(II, P13) 503 Axiom 2: When a moving body collides with a body at rest and is unable to cause it to move, it is reflected ...

PHENOMENOLOGY OFSPIRIT 913 absolute negativity, so death is the naturalnegation of consciousness, negation without independence, ...

504 BARUCHSPINOZA Proof: This is evident; for, by hypothesis, the individual thing retains all that we, in defining it, asserted ...

succeed in this on account of the independence of the thing; the master, however, who has interposed the servant between the thi ...

PROPOSITION 15:The idea which constitutes the formal being of the human mind is not simple, but composed of very many ideas. Pro ...

PHENOMENOLOGY OFSPIRIT 915 wisdom,” consciousness in this fear is for its self,not being-for-itself.Through work, however, it co ...

Scholium: So we see how it comes about that we regard as present things which are not so, as often happens. Now it is possible t ...

LECTURES ON THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY (in part) THEFINALRESULT The present standpoint of philosophy is that the Idea is known in ...

the first. For example, from thinking of the word “pomum” [apple] a Roman will straightway fall to thinking of the fruit, which ...

LECTURES ON THEHISTORY OFPHILOSOPHY 917 the sun, its concept, so that the earth crumbles away. At such a time, when the encircli ...

Thought and now under the attribute of Extension. Therefore, the idea of the mind and the mind itself are one and the same thing ...

on that bifurcation. Self-consciousness, first, thinks of itself as consciousness; therein is contained all objective actuality ...

insofar as he has the idea only of the human body, that is (Pr. 13, II), the idea that con- stitutes the nature of the human min ...

LECTURES ON THEHISTORY OFPHILOSOPHY 919 the actuality which it lacked before. This is the whole history of the world in general ...

Scholium: The idea that constitutes the nature of the human mind is likewise shown, when considered solely in itself, not to be ...

920 John Stuart Mill was born in London, the eldest of James and Harriet Burrow Mill’s nine children. His father, a well-known p ...