The movement of purpose

The movement of purpose has now attained this much, namely that the moment of externality is not just posited in the concept, the purpose is not just an ought and a striving, but as a concrete totality is identical with immediate objectivity.
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thus the concept is essentially this : to be distinguished, as an identity existing for itself, FROM its IMPLICITLY existent objectivity, and thereby TO OBTAIN externality, but in this external totality to be the totality's self-determining identity. So the concept is now the idea.