- determinateness, or quality, and magnitude, or quantity, are each both
preserved and
sublated in the
concept measure. Hegel's
philosophy of
history stresses the importance...
- self,
since it
finds itself as
another being; secondly, it has
thereby sublated that other, for this
primitive consciousness does not
regard the other...
-
apparent contradictions are
speculatively overcome. His word for what is
sublated is "moment" (das Moment, in the neuter),
which denotes "an
essential feature...
- the content. He
followed Hegel in
insisting that
formal logic had been
sublated,
arguing that
logic needed to be a
unity of form and
content and to state...
- thing, society, and so forth,
while moving beyond its limitations. What is
sublated, on the one hand, is overcome, but, on the
other hand, is
preserved and...
- or
false atman is non-existent, [the
ideas of my] child, [my] body are
sublated. Therefore, when it is
realized that 'I am the
existent Brahman, atman'...
-
practice of
meditation because right knowledge of
Vedantic teaching may be
sublated by
incorrect knowledge during the
ordinary life.
Pooja Kashyap: "Written...
- or
false atman is non-existent, [the
ideas of my] child, [my] body are
sublated. Therefore, when it is
realized that 'I am the
existent Brahman, atman'...
-
power of a self-driven
differentiation of
forces that is
opposed to the
sublated interdependence of
opposites of the
Hegelian dialectic. In
Difference and...
-
contain their own
negation and
through this
realization the
parts are
sublated into
something greater. Adorno's
dialectics rejected this
positive element...
