Abstract
The share in the total work of Spirit that falls to the individual can only be very small. Because of this, the individual must all the more forget himself. . . . Of course, he must make of himself and achieve what he can, but less should demanded of him, just as he in turn can expect less of himself, and may demand less for himself. –G.W.F. Hegel in the Preface of the Phenomenolgie des Geistes Shall we not say that such a person is in bad faith? –Jean-Paul Sartre, L’etre et le Neant
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