Magnetism

Hegel (Philosophy of Nature / Example)

A phenomenon that illustrates the transition from mechanism (external indifference) to chemism (inner affinity). The poles (north/south) are inseparable (not indifferent to one another), but do not undergo qualitative transformation (not yet chemical).

In Hegel

Enz. §309-315 (Philosophy of Nature)

Cross-references

Mechanismus; Chemismus

Im buch

Ch. 14.3