 A constitution only develops from the national spirit identically with that spirit's own development, and runs through at the same time with it the grades of formation and the alterations required by its concept.  Hegel's Philosophy of Mind - Сторінка 137автори: Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel - 1894 - 202 стор.Повний перегляд - Докладніше про цю книгу
 | Sir Ernest Barker - 1906 - 646 стор.
...State. " What is ... called making a constitution, is ... a thing that has never happened in history." " A constitution only develops from the national spirit identically with that spirit's own development " (§ 540). Thus to the unit of the nation Hegel applies the old philosophy of the 77-0X45. The essence... | |
 | Hugh Adam Reyburn - 1921 - 310 стор.
...nations from without.3 Nor is it ever ' made ', if making means some artificial work of thought. ' A constitution only develops from the national spirit...grades of formation and the alterations required by its conception. It is the indwelling spirit and the history of the nation (and, be it added, the history... | |
 | William Kay Wallace - 1922 - 408 стор.
...own development, and runs 1Cf. Hegel, Philosophy of Mind (translated by W. Wallace), Section 35[133] through at the same time with it the grades of formation, and the alterations required by its concept." 1 Hegel tells us that in outlining his idea of the State he has not in mind any particular State. Nevertheless,... | |
 | William Kay Wallace - 1922 - 408 стор.
...development, and runs 1Cf. Hegel, Philosophy of Mind (translated by W. Wallace), Section 35through at the same time with it the grades of formation, and the alterations required by its concept." 1 Hegel tells us that in outlining his idea of the State he has not in mind any particular State. Nevertheless,... | |
 | William Kay Wallace - 1922 - 408 стор.
...and make the best of his talents and good qualities, the more it gets taken for granted." And again: "A constitution only develops from the national spirit...identically with that spirit's own development, and runs *Cf. Hegel, Philosophy of Mind (translated by W. Wallace), Section 35[I33l through at the same time... | |
 | Wyszie Shionyu Chang, I. Chang - 1925 - 164 стор.
...happened in history, just as little as the making of a code of laws." Constitution and laws only "develop from the national spirit, identically with that spirit's...same time with it the grades of formation and the alternations required by its concept." 1 If you have a multitude new to each other in some extra-political... | |
 | Wyszie Shionyu Chang, I. Chang - 1926 - 172 стор.
...happened in history, just as little as the making of a code of laws." Constitution and laws only "develop from the national spirit, identically with that spirit's...same time with it the grades of formation and the alternations required by its concept." 1 If you have a multitude new to each other in some extra-political... | |
 | Lenore Langsdorf, Stephen H. Watson, E. Marya Bower - 1996 - 328 стор.
...by the particularistic aspects of the nation's history and identity. "A constitution," Hegel writes, "only develops from the national spirit identically...It is the indwelling spirit and the history of the nation ... by which constitutions have been and are made" (PM §540). Historically determined national... | |
 | 2008 - 400 стор.
...inseparability— a thing that has never happened in history, just as little as the making of a code of laws. A constitution only develops from the national spirit...It is the indwelling spirit and the history of the nation (and, be it added, the history is only that spirit's history) by which constitutions have been... | |
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