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Yes, for Hegel when Spirit first manifests itself out of Nature it is in the form of Feeling arising from a Nature-given physical body. But really, this is just the point where Hegel makes his biggest mistakes, he thinks the human body emerges directly as a thing of Nature, rather than being a product of culture. Andy ERIC.RAMBERG@spps.org wrote:
Andy; you and I have discussed much of CHAT and have come to agreements about a great deal concerning the definitions pertaining to CHAT but when it comes to true emotions you have yours and I have mine. Hegel I believe spoke of them as the Spirit. eric
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