英文摘要 |
This paper begins with examining some interpretations of Hegel’s doctrine of judgment. It will be demonstrated that, while interpreting Hegel’s claim that the copula in the judgment means identity, scholars either think that Hegel uses the term “identity” unconventionally or that he uses the proposition “the copula in the judgment means identity” in a unconventional way. It is maintained in this paper that Hegel uses the term “judgment” unconventionally to mean the thinking that attempts to achieve the real definition of the object. In contrast, the speculative proposition expresses human thinking’s categorial structuring of reality. The series of speculative propositions, therefore, presents the development of the object as well as the development the concept of the object. This is what Hegel names as the movement of concept, which presupposes a kind of non-formal-logical concept. |