Hegel’s System and the Necessity and Intelligibility of Evil, Part II

Idealistic Studies 1 (2):102-119 (1971)
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Hegel’s basic position so far on the various meanings of evil as necessary and thereby intelligible directly in the development of spirit might be summed up as follows. Evil is always a necessary moment of instability which gives impetus in the movement from various meanings of particularity to various meanings of universality; from the more abstract expression of potential unity and truth to the more actualized notion and unity.

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