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A paper which considers the logical idea, notion and morality expressed in Hegel's philosophy, and applies these principles to a modern-day example in everyday life.
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we then move from this original idea to the development of the "notion" which in turn combines theory and practice in a way which leads to a better understanding of
the original "idea". For instance, in forming a new branch of science, we would start with an initial theory, but this would not
be sufficient to constitute the whole of the scientific field: we would have to expand the theory by conducting practical experiments, and then relate the results of these experiments back
to the theory. Gradually, we would develop a much wider and more complete concept of the "idea" - in this case, an entire new branch of science. Similarly, we could
construct a new system of morality through the same process: beginning with an idea, testing it in both theory and practice, and eventually arriving at a new system which is
a better and more complete understanding of the original idea. This concept could possibly be applied to the progress of a relationship between
two people, in which the original idea undergoes change and transformation and leads to the formation of a new basis for communication. We could start with two people who are
friends, but whose definition of "friendship" differs. For instance, person A strongly believes that trust is an essential element of friendship (the "logical idea"), and that "trust" is defined as
keeping private whatever one is told in confidence. Person B agrees in principle with the logical idea, but does not define "trust" in the same way. Person A tells person
B a number of things about herself, which she expects person B to keep confidential. Person B thinks she is being a good friend to person A by telling others
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