The Philosophy of Fine Art. Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

the entire "organic whole of living reality."

267. It is well for the general reader to remember that we have here no full account of what constitutes the content of a free will. The emphasis throughout is on human activity as exercised in a world conditioned in its external aspect by necessary laws of Nature.

268. The reference here must I think he mainly, perhaps wholly, to the distorted face of the criminal, outcast, or insane classes. But it is just possible that a certain type of aggressive genius may also be denoted.

269. The totality of the notion.

270. Beruf, i.e., that which it professes to do.