Beautiful lecture and very concise given the scope of the work, thank you for sharing. I'm on chapter 1 still. Must have taken me 10 hours to get that far.
i am thankful for your brief expression upon the notion of dialectic which is too difficult. it helps me a lot. i need you, please,to differentiate transcendental idealism and absolute idealism. thank u, sir.
Yes! My favorite postmodern philosopher/theorist. However, my first introduction to his works was when I took a class in college entitled "The Rhetorical Tradition of the Western World."
Somehow your explanations of Hegel make the most sense to me. Like seems clear and well, not obvious but very understandable. The stuff on phenomenology, on the other, hand leaves me scratching my head and thinking duh fuk? Still can’t get anything out of that other than its anti Cartesian seeing us as similar beings to all other beings and that knowledge is attainable through the phenomena of senses. Just keeps reminding me of Hume. Know that it’s something I just don’t get. Thanks for your videos BTW.
strange question: can the slave-master dialectic apply to two people in those roles with each other who are incapable of abstract thought, who can and do think only in literal terms, incapable of deductive logic? in other words, to achieve recognition by the other, does one need to be capable of deductive logic? is the lack of this skill in many the reason for the prevalence of slave-master dynamics--or does this dynamic carry out either way? or conversely, can one possess a sort of naivete "goodness" despite a lack of logical ability that will deem them transcendent of the dynamic (an unintentional, accidental resolution)? or, "D": all of the above are possibilities.
Protip: In trying to grasp complex Hegelian concepts, it sometimes helps to read Schelling since a lot of what Hegel is trying to say is a more detailed and developed maturation of Schelling's work.
I came here because I wanted to understand zizek. I studied Kant, Heidegger and Nietzsche at uni and did ok I think but Hegel is either explained in a way that doesn’t have any real depth or loses me completely. See how I get on with this video.
BunnyBUNGALO the whole point he makes is that those qualities are in fact concepts (in the way that we understand them). Because concepts are always in a state of change and development (e.g. basically all of philosophy entails the refinement of concepts and the way we use them, and the conclusions and changes resulting from that refinement lead to a developmental change and improvement in said concepts), the object as it is understood by us also changes according to those conceptual changes
wode roll I can see that. Thank you for clarifying. I'm barely learning about Hegel in my Philosophy class. It's an intro class but it's really interesting.
Hegel's idealism narrates the master and slave relation with the divine (Anthropic Principle-intelligent cosmic consciousness, in clash with self-consciousness of the individual devoid of the divine, due to Marxist dialectical materialism gave birth of atheism. After Marx, the struggle to incorporate the individual with the intelligent design, helps Putin (Christianity) and Xi Jinping (Metaphysics-mystery of nature() recognize the relation with the individual with the Absolute. Indeed every individual is genetically programmed to discover his/her relation with the divine (even the atheist and the sceptic seek the relation, without which the synthesis doesn't result as the slave finds his freedom in the complementarity with the divine (phenomenology of spirit).
Thesis is dual to anti-thesis, the Hegelian dialectic. Cognitive dissonance or contradiction = opposites, opposame = duality or polar opposites. Master is dual to slave, truth (axioms) is dual to falsity, questions are dual to answers. Schrodinger's cat in physics is based upon the Hegelian dialectic, alive is dual to non-alive. Energy is dual to mass -- Einstein Dark energy is dual to dark matter.
The dislikes are Schopenhauer and the 6 students who couldn't get into Hegel's lectures and had to attend his.
Yeah, fuck that fuckface schop
you are a king who will save me from failing
Beautiful lecture and very concise given the scope of the work, thank you for sharing. I'm on chapter 1 still. Must have taken me 10 hours to get that far.
Thanks wry much, Mark. A most helpful lecture. I really appreciate the time you have taken and the valuable resource you have provided.
i am thankful for your brief expression upon the notion of dialectic which is too difficult. it helps me a lot. i need you, please,to differentiate transcendental idealism and absolute idealism. thank u, sir.
Great presentation, I was wondering if you could make a Derrida video some time, thank you for this content!
Yes! My favorite postmodern philosopher/theorist. However, my first introduction to his works was when I took a class in college entitled "The Rhetorical Tradition of the Western World."
Thank you for this clear summary.
Excellent explanation. Thank you for making this video!
Somehow your explanations of Hegel make the most sense to me. Like seems clear and well, not obvious but very understandable. The stuff on phenomenology, on the other, hand leaves me scratching my head and thinking duh fuk? Still can’t get anything out of that other than its anti Cartesian seeing us as similar beings to all other beings and that knowledge is attainable through the phenomena of senses. Just keeps reminding me of Hume. Know that it’s something I just don’t get. Thanks for your videos BTW.
Thanks for an excellent video
Lol, love the new outro and intro music
How would dialectics and recognition of the Other apply to religions? For example, Christianity and Islam?
read Nietzsche, noble vs slave morality
Thank you for sharing.
Thank you, Mark!
sir, it is Tübingen (my hometown ;-) and Stuttgart
strange question: can the slave-master dialectic apply to two people in those roles with each other who are incapable of abstract thought, who can and do think only in literal terms, incapable of deductive logic? in other words, to achieve recognition by the other, does one need to be capable of deductive logic? is the lack of this skill in many the reason for the prevalence of slave-master dynamics--or does this dynamic carry out either way? or conversely, can one possess a sort of naivete "goodness" despite a lack of logical ability that will deem them transcendent of the dynamic (an unintentional, accidental resolution)? or, "D": all of the above are possibilities.
Which software do you use to make these presentations?
This helped, thanks!
Bravo
Amazing
Protip: In trying to grasp complex Hegelian concepts, it sometimes helps to read Schelling since a lot of what Hegel is trying to say is a more detailed and developed maturation of Schelling's work.
What is this program you are using
the characters is gray and small in the ppt...
I came here because I wanted to understand zizek. I studied Kant, Heidegger and Nietzsche at uni and did ok I think but Hegel is either explained in a way that doesn’t have any real depth or loses me completely. See how I get on with this video.
Its not an unknown unknown but a known unknown. This is the point
The qualities of an object define the existence of the object.
BunnyBUNGALO the whole point he makes is that those qualities are in fact concepts (in the way that we understand them). Because concepts are always in a state of change and development (e.g. basically all of philosophy entails the refinement of concepts and the way we use them, and the conclusions and changes resulting from that refinement lead to a developmental change and improvement in said concepts), the object as it is understood by us also changes according to those conceptual changes
wode roll I can see that. Thank you for clarifying. I'm barely learning about Hegel in my Philosophy class. It's an intro class but it's really interesting.
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Hegel's idealism narrates the master and slave relation with the divine (Anthropic Principle-intelligent cosmic consciousness, in clash with self-consciousness of the individual devoid of the divine, due to Marxist dialectical materialism gave birth of atheism. After Marx, the struggle to incorporate the individual with the intelligent design, helps Putin (Christianity) and Xi Jinping (Metaphysics-mystery of nature() recognize the relation with the individual with the Absolute. Indeed every individual is genetically programmed to discover his/her relation with the divine (even the atheist and the sceptic seek the relation, without which the synthesis doesn't result as the slave finds his freedom in the complementarity with the divine (phenomenology of spirit).
Thesis is dual to anti-thesis, the Hegelian dialectic.
Cognitive dissonance or contradiction = opposites, opposame = duality or polar opposites.
Master is dual to slave, truth (axioms) is dual to falsity, questions are dual to answers.
Schrodinger's cat in physics is based upon the Hegelian dialectic, alive is dual to non-alive.
Energy is dual to mass -- Einstein
Dark energy is dual to dark matter.
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Hegel dont bother me (dont bother me).
This is complete and utter gibberish to me. Maybe I'm just a neantherthal.
Ta
It’s typical
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Translation: _Hegel is hard to read because he was a bad writer and he pulled ideas out of his ass._
source?
@@ogi1337 Hegel.
@@awhodothey lol
He became friends with Hölderlin, not holderin.
lmao. the reading of hegel is 100 percent wrong.
what a cogent argument you make! yes, that's it, whatever is asserted is thereby true!