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This paper investigates Hegel`s account of the animal organism as it is presented in his Philosophy of Nature and Lectures, focusing in particular on its normative implications. Reconstructing and illuminating this key insight will allow me to show how and why "organisation" is the central notion shaping Hegel`s views on organism and the natural normativity they manifest. It identifies the function of a trait in terms of the role that trait plays in a self-maintaining, closed_system. Indeed, what the authors have seen so far seems sufficient to correct the view that . . .
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