 Absolute of the neo-Hegelians," exclaimed Professor Hardy. "The Absolute is not a ghostlike existence but is an eternal rule that is to bind every will in its aim to attain the real world. The Absolute is not an existence but is 'valid...  A Chapter from the Story of Pauline Parsons - Página 47de Theophilus Brass - 1916 - 72 páginasVisualização completa - Sobre este livro
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...which binds every will which is to aim toward a real world at all. The absolute is not existing, but valid; it is not a thing, but an obligation which prescribes beforehand the standards and the ideals for every individual endeavor. It is the function of philosophical idealism to deduce from the character... | |
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