Happiness

Hegel (Psychology)

The attempt to order the impulses into a whole --- measured against a conception of a satisfied life.

In Hegel

31323

Cross-references

Trieb · Arbitrariness (Willkür) · Free Spirit

Warum sie scheitert

The sum of satisfactions does not add up to a whole. In the lecture course it is called "an unsatisfied satisfaction."

Historisch

Hegel places Kant's morality and Solon's saying on the same footing --- both posit a universal as an end that remains a mere representation.

In den ersten auflagen

Enc. § 479

Im buch

1817 § 396, 1827 § 478

Systematischer ort

Impulse, Arbitrariness, Free Spirit