| The diversity and conflictual character of modern life, the culture of diremption as Schiller and Hegel had described it, must be taken into account as the material element of a post-Kantian perfectionist ethic. |
| The diremption of individualities becomes explicit in those forms. |
| Just as there is no diremption of the soul and the body, there can be no light without heat. |
| He is driven to heal the diremption between vision and speech and proceeds by punitively correcting his own and others' expressed or implied opinions. |
