The construing of the spirit in nature: a case between Tübingen and Berna
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https://doi.org/10.5433/1679-0383.2010v31n1p123Keywords:
Moral, Ethics, Understanding, Emotion.Abstract
The writings of Hegel’s youth have suffered a great influence of Kant’s Philosophy which he considered the philosophy of his time. Despite such feature that can be traced in young Hegel’s writings, many signs of a growing separation from Kant’s thinking can also be noticed. In this way this paper aims at indicating Hegel’s early criticisms of Kant. The chosen text deals with the official religion and the folk religion. For Hegel the dichotomic dualism reason – senses translated into the excluding distinction soul – body implies the impoverishment of religion poor as well as of its transforming role.
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