treatment in such an opposite way, but that frequently, at least in the final results, it reacts in a

similar and hence general way. Thus the simple identity of the organism with itself as its true

essence is demonstrated in opposition to a particular entanglement of one of its systems with

The animal individual, in overcoming and moving beyond particular inadequacies in conflict with its

concept, does not suspend the inadequacy in general which it has within it, namely, that its idea is

the immediate idea, or that the animal stands within nature. Its subjectivity is only the concept in

itself but not itself for itself and exists only as an immediate individuality. That inner generality is

thus opposed to its actuality as a negative power, from which the animal suffers violence and