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VI THE THEORETIC ACTIVITY AND THE PRACTICAL ACTIVITY THE intuitive
and intellectual forms contain between them , as we have said , the whole
theoretic domain of the spirit . But it is not possible to know them thoroughly , nor
to ...
VI THE THEORETIC ACTIVITY AND THE PRACTICAL ACTIVITY THE intuitive
and intellectual forms contain between them , as we have said , the whole
theoretic domain of the spirit . But it is not possible to know them thoroughly , nor
to ...
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As we know , Plato confined it within the baser part of the soul , the animal spirits .
... humanity : and since history for him means an ideal history whose periods
consist not of contingent facts but of forms of the spirit , he makes it a moment in
the ...
As we know , Plato confined it within the baser part of the soul , the animal spirits .
... humanity : and since history for him means an ideal history whose periods
consist not of contingent facts but of forms of the spirit , he makes it a moment in
the ...
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Opening the sphere of Phenomenology and the Philosophy of Spirit , one need
absolute spirit . not expect to find any discussion of art in the analysis of the forms
of the theoretical Spirit , among definitions of sensibility and intuition , language ...
Opening the sphere of Phenomenology and the Philosophy of Spirit , one need
absolute spirit . not expect to find any discussion of art in the analysis of the forms
of the theoretical Spirit , among definitions of sensibility and intuition , language ...
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