Pavić Željko: Hegelova ideja logičke hermeneutike

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Hegelova ideja logičke hermeneutike

Pavić Željko

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Željko Pavić: Hegel's idea of ​​logical hermeneutics

Self-learning of the absolute in the visible invisibility of language The phenomenon of language is not observed by Hegel systematically, but essentially phenomenologically. This means that language in Hegel's system does not play any constitutive role, but only appears on the pre-steps of the self-understanding concept. The "monstrous power" of language lies in language as an existential disappearance: it has a "divine nature" to essentially turn it into its opposite. Without this power of language, the self-movement of the spirit as a self-understanding perception would be impossible. In the Phenomenology of Spirit, the phenomenological role of language is much more important than the one assigned to language, for example, in the Encyclopedia of Philosophical Sciences, where language functions as a system of signs, although Hegel is aware of its importance as a native and national language. Despite this, language is an "arbitrary" product of theoretical intelligence and the "first sovereign right" of the mind to separate and differentiate itself from another in order to understand and abolish it as its own. Already in Jena's drafts of the system, language is the "first potency" of consciousness, by which it, before it begins to work, abolishes the otherness of otherness and enables the spirit to establish a relationship with the other in "its" product, in language.

 

 

 

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  • Author: Pavić Željko
  • Publisher: Breza
  • Year of publication:2004
  • Place of publication:Zagreb
  • Pages:335
  • Dimensions:15x21 cm
  • Script:Latinica
  • Condition:Vrlo dobro
  • Binding:Meki s ovitkom

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