Sensation
Hegel (Anthropology)
The form in which the soul has a content without having it opposite itself. Hegel calls it a "dull weaving."
Not meant
Dull does not mean weak, but undifferentiated --- what is missing is the subject that would have something, and the object that it would have.
In Hegel
3113
Nicht gemeint
Dull does not mean weak, but undifferentiated --- what is missing is the subject that would have something, and the object that it would have.
Zwei unterschiede
In sensation, the distinction between subject and object is not yet present, while that between being and being-within-self already is (Erdmann).
In den ersten auflagen
Enz. §§ 399--402
Im buch
1817 § 318, 1827 §§ 401--407
Systematischer ort
Feeling, Soul