Processual Conception of Truth
Froeb (truth text), Hegel
Truth not as static correspondence or a finished system, but as a living process of integrating experience and concept. Truth arises in its own enactment - through the continuous engagement with resistances, the integration of new perspectives, self-correction in the face of contradictions. It is never completed, but an open, self-correcting process.
In Hegel
The idea of life as a model for truth - self-preserving, self-correcting, capable of development. Truth is "the true as result, but as a result that produces itself."
Cross-references
Life · Idea · Method · Self-Movement · Truth
Systematischer ort
The processual conception of truth is the basic structure of the entire logic. It corresponds to the idea of life - truth "lives," meaning it preserves itself through continuous self-renewal, integration of the other, development through contradictions.