| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The certitude of itself comprehends all that is object of consciousness (whether it be an external thing, or a thought produced in the mind), in so far as it does not contain in itself all moments(7) of the Being-in-and-for-itself: (1) to be in itself, or simple identity with itself; (2) to have determinate Being or determinateness, Being for others; and (3) to be for itself, i.e. in its relation
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