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    aturalthingshastheilicittruththatthesethingsarenotinandfor

    theelvesanabsolutegoal;nevertheless,itisunabletodeteehersuchthingsare

    defeinationitisnenentnt

    ofitsidea,itstransiencyandtransitionintoanotherexistence,producesatthe

    satiatransfortionintoahighecept

    §195

    natureis,initselfalivingoventofitsideathroughitssequenore

    preciselythis:theideapositsitselfasthatething,itgoesinto

    itselfoutofthatiediacyandextealityhinordertogointoitself;yetfurther,it

    suspendsthisdeteacyoftheidea,inesspirit,struth

    §196

    theideaasnatureis:1asuniversal,idealbeingoutsideofitselfspaceandti;2asrealand

    tualbeingapartfrotselfpartiaterialexistence,inorganiature;3asliving

    aedthetics,physics,and

    physiology

    i

    thetics

    §197

    1thefirstoriediatedeteationofnatureistheabstractgeneralityofits

    selfexteality,itsundiatedindifference,spaceitistheaposition,becauseitis

    beingoutsideofitselfandabsolutelyntinuous,becausethisbeingapartfrotselfisstillentirely

    abstract,andhasnospecificdifferencehinitself

    chhasbeensaid,froifferenttheoreticalpositions,aboutthenatureofspaceiention

    onlythekantiandeteationthatspaofsensoryintuitionithasalso

    beeentallythatspaething

    subjectiveinrepresentationdisregarding,inthekantiannception,belongstosubjective

    idealisnditsdeteationsainsthatspaceisare

    forie,anabstradiateextealitytospeakofpointsofspace,asifthey

    nstitutedthepositiveelentofspace,isinadssible,sincespace,onacuntofitslackof

    differentiation,isonlythepossibilityandnotthepositingofthativeandtherefore

    absolutelyntinuousthepointisthereforeratherthenegationofspacethisalsosettlesthe

    questionoftheinfinitudeofspacespaceisingeneralpurequantity§53f,thoughnolongerasa

    logidiatelyandexteallynature,nsequently,does

    notbegininationisnot,likelogicalbeing,the

    absolutefirstandiediate,butessentiallyadiatedbeing,abeingextealtoandotherthan

    itself

    §198

    spainatethananindifferentselfextealityits

    differencesdiatelythethreedinsions,hare

    relydiverseandquiteindeteate

    butgeotryisnotrequiredtodeducethatspacenecessarilyhaspreciselythreedinsions,forit

    isnotaphilosophioreover,even

    apartfrohis,nothoughtisgiventothedenstrationofsuchanecessitythenecessityrestson

    thenatureofthencept,inations,hoselvesin

    thesefirstelentsofbeingapartfroheelves,inabstractquantity,areonlyentirelysuperficial

    andapletelyetydifferenceonecanalso,therefore,notsayho,length,andh

    differfroachother,becausetheyonlyoughttobedifferent,butarenotyetdifferencesheight

    hasitsreprecisedeteationasdirectionacrdingtothecenteroftheearth,butthisdoes

    notatallncethenatureofspaceforitselffollothispointitisequallyasindifferent

    herthisdirectioniscalledheightordepth,orlengthorbreadth,encalled

    depth

    §199

    bbutthediffereninate,qualitativedifferenceassuchitisa

    first,thenegationofspaceitselfbecausethisisiediateandundifferentiatedselfexteality,the

    pointbthenegationasnegation,hoselfspatial,andtherelationofthepointtospace

    istheline,thefirstotheessofthepointcthetruthoftheotheessis,hohenegation

    ofthenegationtheline,therefore,passesoverintotheplane,heonehandisa

    deteacyopposedtolineandpoint,andthusisplaneingeneral,butontheotherhandisthe

    suspendednegationofspace,andthusthereestablishntofspatialtotality,h,however,

    noonthinitselfanenclosingsurface,soffanindividual,

    e

    thatthelinedoesnotnsistofpoints,northeplaneoflines,follotheicepts,forthe

    lineisthepointexistingoutsideofitselfrelatingitselftospace,andsuspendingitselfandtheplane

    isjustaschthesuspendedlineexistingoutsideofitselfherethepointisrepresentedasthe

    firstandpositiveentity,andtakenasthestartingpointthenverse,though,isalsotrue:inasfar

    asspaceispositive,theplaneisthefirstnegationandthelineisthesend,h,however,isin

    itstruththenegationrelatingselftoselfthepointthenee

    theothefigurationsofspaitationsofa

    spatialabstraitedspatialhereoccurafeessary

    nts,forexale,thatthetriangleisthefirstreust,tobe

    deteed,bereducedtoitortothesquare,andsoontheprincipleofthesefiguresisthe

    identityoftheunderstanding,inesthefigurationsasregular,andinthiswaygrounds

    therelationshipsandsetsthenplace,esthepurposeofsciencetoknow

    itybenotedinpassingthatitthatthedefinition

    ofthestraightlineastheshortestdistancebety

    nceptofstraightnessntainsnothingofsize,butonlyaqualityinthissenseeverydefinitionisa

    syntheticpropositionisdefined,thestraightline,isinthefirstplacetheintuitionor

    representation,andthedeteationthatitistheshortestdistancebetsnstitutes

    inthefirstplacethenceptnaly,asitappearsinsu

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