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'By contrast, the character of realist relations of fitness or deontological `principles' can be summed up in Hegel's ironic formula: they are "something far too excellent to have actuality, or something too impotent to procure it for themselves."'

"The biochemical treatise thus appears to make implicit play with a special determination of the abstract conception of a process, one distinct from any expressed in physics or in chemistry proper."