meaningless way; rather, they must await their justification and significance from philosophy. The

truly philosophical science of mathematics as theory of magnitude would be the science of

measures, but this already presupposes the real particularity of things, which is only at hand in

(5) Space and time constitute the idea in and for itself, with space the real or immediately

objective side and time the purely subjective side. Space is in itself the contradiction of indifferent

being outside of others and undifferentiated continuity, and thereby the pure negativity of itself and

the transition into time. Space converts into the individuality of the place. Time is, equally, since its

moments held together in unity suspend themselves immediately, the immediate convergence into