"Crime and avenging justice represent the shape of the will's development when it has proceeded to the distinction between the universal will which has being in itself, and the individual will which has being for itself in opposition to the universal" (R 104).
An edition of Hegel's Concept of Action (Modern European Philosophy)
(2004)
Hegel's Concept of Action (Modern European Philosophy)
1 edition
by Michael Quante
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""Crime and avenging justice represent the shape of the will's development when it has proceeded to the distinction between the universal will which has being in itself, and the individual will which has being for itself in opposition to the universal" (R 104)."
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