| Hegel's "The Difference between Fichte's and Schelling's System of Philosophy" |
| "When the might of union vanishes from the life of people, and the oppositions lose their living connection and reciprocity and gain independence, the need of philosophy arises" |
This short publication
elucidates several enduring features of Hegel's thought. The first concerns
the need for philosophy as a means of creating a new synthesis, a reconstitution
of totality. Secondly that this reconcilliation of real seperations (entzweitung
- self dividing) lies in the inner grounding of subject-object identity
in the absolute. Thirdly that Hegel derives his philosophical standpoints
critically and as a contribution to new post-Kantian philsophy. |