No, I can't because what is presented here is a generalized sense abstracted and analogized from the use of the terms across many texts. The direct technical sense works with what I state, yet it is very difficult for people to grasp them because they are even more abstract than the sense in the Phenomenology, where they are already abstract because Hegel also never spells them out since you are expected to see the sense in the context of use. What I stated is found in no specific text itself.
Everything is becoming.
I think about these concepts *_sooo_* often.
Nice to see it in its philosophical context 🤓
Is there a book comparing Hegel and Heidegger? Are their concepts similar enough?
Probably quite a few, but I have never read any. Ask @JohannesNiederhauser
Yeah i Dont Really See distinguishment
Could you provide the references for these specific subjects?
No, I can't because what is presented here is a generalized sense abstracted and analogized from the use of the terms across many texts. The direct technical sense works with what I state, yet it is very difficult for people to grasp them because they are even more abstract than the sense in the Phenomenology, where they are already abstract because Hegel also never spells them out since you are expected to see the sense in the context of use. What I stated is found in no specific text itself.