A unidade do infinito e finito para além das simples oposições do próprio entendimento em Hegel
Keywords:
Unit. Infinite. Finite. Understanding. Determination.Abstract
Philosophy seeks the reason the unit. In this context, we’ve been leading the dialectical movement finding on the nature of the universal, something simple that contains through absolute negativity, the supreme difference and determinacy itself. Thus, being is something simple, and at first, you can not tell him what it is; it is therefore immediately one with its other, with not. Exactly this is the concept, to be something simple, which immediately disappears into its opposite; since it is becoming. Thus, the universal, in contrast, is simple, it is also the richest in itself, precisely because it is the concept. Thus, the research field of this exposure leads us, like, for an opposition between the finite (nature) and infinite (spirit), where the subject-object synthesis is devoid of its essentiality, as falling on a one-sidedness of the ideal regulative post by understanding. But, it is thought as the appearance of the essence itself. It is in this statement we have undertaken to aim in this article, address on the unity of the infinite and the finite, - the absolute, beyond simple oppositions own understanding. For this, we undertook from the book The Science of Logic [Wissenschaft der Logik] Hegel (1770-1831), constituting the complex as the object of logic, undertaking the idea how the system of pure concepts, which enables the logic, the manifestation understanding.
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