In the next large section, on “Reason,” Hegel seems to retreat from his previous trend towards a historical approach, returning his focus to the development of generic human capabilities. He begins with “Observational Reason,” which initially searches for laws of nature, later turning to observation of itself. As before, there are bold leaps at first, in a relatively dualistic framework: i.e., consciousness is thought of as viewing reality, with the ...
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