1. Hegel's State
... lies further, within ethical life, the Idea of freedom (p105 142). The subjective will for the good, conscience, self-consciousness, while the will remains the master of itself, lays a firm foundation for opposition, but they also are catalysts which force one through the dialectical movement. In morality, the individual will reflects inward towards itself in order that it may become aware ... 's willing was not merely an ought-to-be. This willing is an ought-to-be' because it is derived from a completely subjective determination of a will within particular situations. At this stage, the...
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