Determination is sake: interchangeable semiotic

When we are making something we have very clear the motive because we are busing, it is simply normal, hence nothing to understand, but we never have though the difference from determination and the sake, that formally are different, but alone to form because in essence are same, it is the absolute spirit of Hegel(1770-1831) and Schelling(1775-1854), but in this union this concept and distinction is nearer to Hegel, because, in absolute spirit of Hegel is all, include the contrary, and this concept is bonded to particular, this is the pragmatic reality, hence real isn’t the absolute spirit. The politic sake of Luther is determined from a will of German Church, the sake was the determination, that we can invert this is the sake is determination, the action would be the same; a teacher explains easily some concept so that his students can understand, the sake is to understand to students; thereby the sake is determination or determination is sake. The semiotic science for this aid us because it allow to think the same mean in different words, bur through this science we can homologate these words; in fact if we consider that the determination is the will of something, when we decide that something is to carry out it is the sake. The sake is action to something, hence it is motive or cause, thereupon the determination, because action is determined by the sake, and the sake is the first factor to action. The action is practical or intellectual; in mathematical science to reach something above all to financial mathematic, is necessary that the intellectual action is right; other example, during a dispute that is in tribunal or on television or other town, we must use the logic to reach the region, rational region and consideration, also momentary, to reach the region moves us to set right arguments; it is the interchangeable is the valor semiotic of this action, because the reach of region is the determination, that become the sake, if we search something the sake is same of determination, that is cause. The destruction of city of Troy, during 1000 before Ch., has had the determination, hence the sake, of richness of trades, the actions, and it is plural, because Troy was destroyed nine times; and to this example, we find two sake and two determinations, one was the richness of trade to Greek but other is same sake, this is the gain from Troy, that made pay the toll to every merchant nave that passed near to Troy; the action is the reconstruction of Troy for nine times, and the sake of Greek was the destruction of Troy; thereby the determination is sake, because cause of destruction was the toll, and the reconstruction was the same toll; these words are perfectly specular to their meaningful, and these actually are interchangeable; this is the valor of semiotic science is also, think the same word apparently different but in particular contest are in mean equal.  

Alessandro Lusana