The Philosophy of Fine Art, volume 2 (of 4) / Hegel's Aesthetik

by Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

[258] Die Innigkeit.

[259] Aus dem Innern exzeugten.

[260] Sich in sich hineinbildend. That is by continually supplying new modes to the subjective spiritual content—until we arrive at the almost purely spiritual mode of music.

[261] Die innere Auflösung.

[262] The phenomenal world of Nature.

[263] Die Verwickelungen.

[264] Die Abentheuerlichkeit. Hegel means that it is like the result of an adventure—unforeseen rather than "fantastic."

[265] Ein individuelles Subjekt.

[266] That which supplies its own justification.

[267] Lit., unenclosed, that is open indefinitely and so undefined, unsounded.