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“Wenn wir einsehen, dass das Urteilen nicht über dem Gegensatz von 'ist' und 'ist nicht' stehen kann, ziehen wir also nicht die Schlussfolgerung, dass das Urteilen zwei entgegengesetzte Formen hat, 'ist' und 'ist nicht'. Vielmehr folgern wir, dass es Ablehnung, Verneinung, Nein-Sagen ist. Das Urteilen ist nicht die unendliche Kraft, das Sein zu erfassen, sondern die universale Kraft zu Verneinen, auszulöschen, zu zermalmen. Die Kraft des Urteilens zur Negation ist universal, weil seine Idee von sich selbst als verneinen a priori ist, das heißt rein. Das Urteilen versteht sich selbst als Verneinen, indem es sich selbst in seiner absoluten Abstraktion erfasst. Da dieses Selbstverständnis von nichts Gegebenem abhängt, ist es absolut. Darum ist das Wort, das den Begriff des Gegenstands des Urteils ausdrückt, wie er im Selbstbewusstsein des Urteilens verstanden wird, »Nichts«. Während »nicht« der Spezifizierung dessen, was negiert werden soll, bedarf, gibt »Nichts« die Universalität des Verneinens wieder, als das sich das Urteilen selbst versteht.”
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“A judgment is conscious of its own validity. This shows that the measure of validity to which it refers itself in this consciousness is inherent in the nature of judgment: a judgment is subject to this measure not in virtue of any circumstance in which it may find itself, but simply as judgment. Now when we think of an act simply as a judgment, we refer it to the power as an act of which it is a judgment: the power of judgment. Hence, the measure of validity of judgment is nothing other than the power of judgment. A judgment, being conscious of its validity, refers itself to the power from which it springs (as, e.g., St. Thomas Aquinas observes).”
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“It has been held that, since its essential normativity cannot be accommodated within the natural sciences, we might be forced to throw the concept of action and with it action concepts on the trash heap of outdated theories. With action concepts a logical basis of first person thought disappears. Renouncing action concepts is a form of self-annihilation: logical self-annihilation. It annihilates a source of the power to think and say 'I'.”
― Self-Consciousness
― Self-Consciousness
“A free will not subject to immutable laws would be "ein Unding", a non-thing. If being autonomous were being under laws imposed in what would have to be arbitrary, lawless acts, then autonomy would be a non-reality. If this is right, then there is no need for a concept of autonomy - anyway paradoxical and therefore empty - according to which being autonomous is being under laws one has freely chosen. For then there is no apparent conflict of being free and being under laws, which autonomy so conceived would resolve.”
― Self-Consciousness
― Self-Consciousness
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