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>>23264046
Ever read pic related?

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>>23257711
>The ultimate ground of reality is a logical contradiction and Nagarjuna is right.
Not quite.

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>>23107311
>destroys Kantian "philosophy"

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>>22780911
*destroys the noumena-phenomena distinction*

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>>22775775
Read the Phenomenology before the Science, but read Fichte and Schelling (if no one else) before either. You can read summaries of their thought if you'd rather not spend lots of time tackling their primary texts before jumping into Hegel but being familiar with their ideas will be valuable.
If you had no issues reading the CPR by itself then feel free to read the Phenomenology "raw" as well, but if you're a brainlet like me I'd highly recommend reading a commentary along with it. The best English-language one is probably Hegel's Ladder by Harris.
Once you've read enough of Hegel to get his main ideas and ways of thinking you should check out CS Peirce.

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