absolute knowing

absolute

G.W.F. Hegel

is thought that does not know being as such, but which determines what counts as 'being', what such 'being' could intelligibly be for a self-conscious subject.

Pippin's Hegel claims, not that thought knows being as such, but that though determines what counts as 'being', what such 'being' could intelligibly be for a self-conscious subject

is thought that knows being or substance in itself and, indeed, that knows itself to be the consciousness that being has of itself.

I argue that, for Hegel, absolute knowing is thought that knows being or substance in itself and, indeed, tha knows itself to be the consciousness that being has of itself

absolute knowing, n.Definitions

absolute knowing