The soul is the sole Hegelian term serving simultaneously as result and origin

Evidence

The importance of habit emerges within the dialectical process which leads from the Philosophy of Nature to the Philosophy of Spirit. The transition between the two poses a genuine problem because it concerns the only moment of Hegel’s philosophy where the same term plays the role both of result and of origin. The Philosophy of Nature ends with the study of the soul and its functions; the Philosophy of Spirit begins with the study of the soul and its functions. — Catherine Malabou, The Future of Hegel, 311

Categorization

• QUESTION: If a term can be both result and origin at this hinge, what institutional site plays the analogous double role for the enemy — both terminating one ordering and commencing another?