The State Between Nature and Hegel

Donovan: I mean, just an on the first count in terms of any Hegelians, you know, listening to a sort of screaming for that trying to make nature a dialectical thinker here. The thing about breeding is as an inherent linkage to the past in a way more than the future when one asked a breeding. It's it's more where did it come from not where is it going in a way. He has this strangely semi-Lamarkeyan idea that he will engage in a habit of my children inheriting their parents' life if they are born into wealth and power. But instead, of course, it's always presented this incredibly sort of fetishistic almost kind of

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