Sublation
Hegel (dialectic)
Hegel's central methodological concept (*Aufhebung*). "To sublate" has a threefold meaning that Hegel deliberately exploits: 1. To negate (to abolish, overcome something), 2. To preserve (to retain what is true in it), 3. To elevate (to lift to a higher level). Sublation is the positive movement that does not annihilate contradictions but integrates them.
Origin
A German word with a double meaning. Hegel makes it into a philosophical term.
In Hegel
Enc. §96 (note); SL Vol. 1, Preface
Cross-references
Kap. 1.5 · 24.4 · durchgängig