General Self-Consciousness

Hegel (Phenomenology)

"The affirmative knowledge of itself in the other self" (§ 436) --- the result of the struggle for recognition. Each knows itself in the other and yet does not differ from it.

Not meant

No collective consciousness and no fusion --- singularity is preserved; it is simply no longer exclusive.

In Hegel

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Cross-references

Recognition · Lordship and Bondage

Warum es zählt

It is the foundation of right. Persons who conclude a contract presuppose what has come into being here.

Nicht gemeint

No collective consciousness and no fusion --- singularity is preserved; it is simply no longer exclusive.

In den ersten auflagen

Enz. §§ 436--437

Im buch

1817 §§ 358--359

Systematischer ort

Recognition, Lordship and Bondage