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Per Hegel il quesito e la relativa risposta sono semplici: solo se si nega in quanto negazione il finito può muoversi, e perciò superare se stesso per trovare la sua essenza nell’Infinito. La mancanza in sé della propria essenza agisce come un propellente che lo incita al superamento di sé come negazione. Ed è proprio
Perfino negli Usa si sta riscoprendo in questi ultimi tempi quello che, assieme a Marx, era ormai considerato un “cane morto della filosofia” , un pensatore inutile e da evitare: tale pensatore è il grande Hegel, che, a dire il vero, viene sempre riportato a galla o quando non si sa più dove parare o