sublation

“The spiritual nature of matter as the Alma Mater, which serves as the alchemical framework of Hegel 's dialectical idealism, is the sublation (Aufhebung) of raw inchoate matter by which it becomes what it always already potentially is: Geist or Spirit.”

Romanticism, Alchemy, and Psychology

“Without this self-sublation the archetypal truth would still have the logical form of”

Romanticism, Alchemy, and Psychology

“It is precisely this sublation of the soldier into the paternal, the military into the familial/bureaucratic that informs both the treaty ceremony and many of the projections.”

Projection, Patriotism, Surrogation: Handel in Calcutta

“Dasein is only encounterable as “mineness” by the Lord after a dialectical sublation, “not-mineness” is primordial.”

enowning

“With however what sublation of compensation in the radification of interpretation by the byeboys?”

Finnegans Wake

“On the contray, the three structures are integrated, one into the other, in such a way that it reminds the reader of Hegel's notion of sublation Aufhebung whereby the lower is both cancelled, as independent, and also retained.”

The body and the Soul

“My favorite "germanophilosophologism" that I can recall is "aufhebung" English: sublation, the term referring to the moment when the thesis and antithesis are brought together and lifted up into the synthesis while simultaneously retained in "self-preserving sameness".”

Ian Anderson and The Zeitgeist Follies

“Follow the path of sublation all the way to the absolute with Hegel.”

Athens of the South

“One chapter is sub-titled: "From 'Untam'd Pleasure' to 'Heaven-born Freedom," phrases respectively from the 1807 and the 1815 publications of the Ode that recount the drama of the sublation of passion from a more-or-less central position in a description of the human subject to at best a peripheral one.”

Passion and Romantic Poetics