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Section 143

145 of 362 sections in Elements of the Philosophy of Right by Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

Original German

143 Indem diese Einheit des Begriffs des Willens und seines Daseyns, welches der besondere Wille ist, Wissen ist, ist das Bewußtseyn des Unterschiedes dieser Momente der Idee vorhanden, aber so, daß nunmehr jedes für sich selbst die Totalität der Idee ist, und sie zur Grundlage und Inhalt hat.

Musean translation

Machine-assisted Musean translation made directly from Hegel's German in the Berlin Nicolai first edition, dated 1821. Complete preface, introduction and sections 1–360, including the author's remarks and notes; no later Gans additions.

143 Since this unity of the concept of the will and its existence, which is the particular will, is knowing, the consciousness of the difference of these moments of the Idea is present, but in such a way that each of them is now for itself the totality of the Idea and has it as its foundation and content.

Plain English translation

Independent machine-assisted Plain English translation made directly from the German first-edition source, not from the Musean edition or an existing English translation. Complete preface, introduction and sections 1–360 with the author's remarks and notes.

143 This unity of the concept of the will and its existence, which is the particular will, is knowing. So there is consciousness of the difference between these moments of the Idea. But now each of them is by itself the totality of the Idea, and has the Idea as its foundation and content.

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