A lógica do conteúdo no reino das sombras: o início e o princípio da Ciência da Lógica de Hegel
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O trabalho examina a conexão existente entre a concepção hegeliana de “início” e “princípio” e a função que esses conceitos cumprem no interior da Ciência da Lógica de Hegel. Partindo da análise dos conceitos de “saber puro” e “ser simples” e de sua relação com as concepções de início e princípio, demostramos em que sentido a Ciência da Lógica deve ser compreendida como lógica objetiva. Nesse sentido, defendemos que a lógica de Hegel é essencialmente uma lógica do conteúdo [Gehalt] e de conteúdo [Inhalt].
Palavras-chave: Hegel – Ciência da Lógica – Início – Princípio
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The work examines the connection between the Hegelian conception of ‘beginning’ and ‘principle’ and the function that these concepts fulfill within Hegel's Science of Logic. Starting from the analysis of the concepts of ‘pure knowledge’ and ‘being simple’ and its relationship with the conceptions of beginning and principle, we demonstrate in which sense the Science of Logic must be understood as objective logic. In this sense, we argue that Hegel's logic is essentially a logic of content [Gehalt] and of content [Inhalt].
Key words: Hegel - Science of Logic - Beginning - Principle
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