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Self-activity (n.) is, in Marx, Hegel's self-positing Spirit handed to man: once alienation is overcome, humanity leaps into free self-creation, bounded only by unsubdued nature.
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Self-activity (n.) is, in Marx, Hegel's self-positing Spirit handed to man: once alienation is overcome, humanity leaps into free self-creation, bounded only by unsubdued nature.
Self-activity (n.) of a thinking subject is all the "I" amounts to: an intellectual representation rather than an intuition, with nothing persisting in it to anchor time.