In the chemical process the body thus displays the transiency of its immediate individuality both in

its emergence and its passing away, and presents itself as a moment of generality. In this immediate

individuality the concept has the reality which corresponds to it, a concrete generality which

derives from particularisation, and at the same time contains in itself the conditions and moments of

the total syllogism which fall apart from each other in the immediate chemical process; — the

A. Geological Nature - B. Vegetable Nature - C. The Animal Organism

The real totality of the individual body, in which its particularity is made into a product and equally

suspends itself — elevates itself in the process into the first ideality of nature, but an ideality which