notional Azifhebung, the immediacy of Life is lost fo rever

Let us take Hegel's dialectics at its most 'idealist' - with the notion of the sublation [AtifhebuI{9"l of all immediate-material reality. The fu nda­mental operation of Atifhebu118 is reduction: the sublated thing survives, but in an 'abridged' edition, as it were, torn out of its life-world context, stripped down to its essential fe atures, all the movement and wealth of its life reduced to a fIxed mark.

You’re asked “So basically a book is just words someone said written down?” And you say no, it’s more than that. But how is it more than that?