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    This document discusses Hegelian concepts of freedom, continuity and change, being and becoming, and the dialectical relationship between nature and spirit. It examines the tension between what currently exists and what could potentially be through a process of self-overcoming, self-fulfillment, self-negation, self-completion, and self-transcendence. It also references Marx's view that all critique begins with a critique of religion as an expression of unfreedom.

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    This document discusses Hegelian concepts of freedom, continuity and change, being and becoming, and the dialectical relationship between nature and spirit. It examines the tension between what currently exists and what could potentially be through a process of self-overcoming, self-fulfillment, self-negation, self-completion, and self-transcendence. It also references Marx's view that all critique begins with a critique of religion as an expression of unfreedom.

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    This document discusses Hegelian concepts of freedom, continuity and change, being and becoming, and the dialectical relationship between nature and spirit. It examines the tension between what currently exists and what could potentially be through a process of self-overcoming, self-fulfillment, self-negation, self-completion, and self-transcendence. It also references Marx's view that all critique begins with a critique of religion as an expression of unfreedom.

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    freedom 

    — transformation  

    continuity   change  

    state of   process of     task of          (selbst‐Aufhebung) 


    being   becoming     self‐overcoming / Selbstaufhebung:   self‐“sublation”  (literally: “to take oneself up”)  

    what “is”   what “ought” to be             self‐overcoming:  

      what could be     potential         self‐fulfillment  

      what should be    possibility         self‐negation  

    the extant   actuality               self‐completion  

    Nature   Spirit  (Geist — Mind, consciousness)         self‐transcendence  

    given   new               self‐realization  

    same   different               self‐abolition  

    immanent dialectical critique of phenomena  

    immanent  dialectical  critique   of  phenomena  — symptomatic, diagnostic, prognostic: pointing beyond themselves  

    from  according to  conditions    necessary   expressions of pathology — the logic of suffering from unfreedom  

    within   (self‐)   of       forms of   Erscheinung  (phenomenon, appearance, semblance)  

      contradiction  possibility     appearance   Hegel: “the essence/substance (of freedom) must appear”  

        for      of the     phases of the appearance of freedom:  

        transformation    necessity   religion — art — philosophy  

              (of the tasks)  for freedom   Marx: “all critique begins with the critique of religion”   

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