The Aristotelian legacy in the Hegelian theory of perception as a vital self-awareness of spirit
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https://doi.org/10.24310/Contrastescontrastes.v22i3.3757Keywords:
ARISTOTLE, HEGEL, PERCEPTION, SELFAWARENESS, VITAL CONSCIOUSNESS, ACTIVITY IN RECEPTIONAbstract
I study in this text the reception that Hegel makes in his philosophy of the subjective spirit of the Aristotelian theory of sensation, and of sensible awareness. After establishing the relationship between the two theories, one can detect both the similarities and the differences between the treatment of perception in the two authors.
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