/lit/ - Literature

Dread him, run from him. He still arrives.

What Hegel have u been reading recently? How are you finding it?

/hg/ Hegel General

>>18815381
Impossible, the dialectic will continue at all costs

>>11871578
I also caught that.
The slip ended up being Hegelian in its derision for the artist as a young man.

>>11851445
he just has such a basic message, don't make scapegoats. there's more to it but fifteen seconds will just show you how endemic this is to life today. blame and outrage, shock and trigger. and it leads to feud. aesthetics can't hide it either, inside the fancy tomb there's a body. the more you dress it up, the more you know there's something in there and it doesn't look so good.

now if the body in the tomb is The Immortal Emprah of Mankind and he's neither dead nor living, but directs the will of mankind through the astronomican b/c humanity is under siege by the chaos gods, okay, this is different i guess, and we have to defer to a different kind of anthropologist. but IRL this is probably not the case

for now

>>11851090
of those four it's plato for sure.

but you could make it more interesting by adding a new challenger.

Has there ever been a philosopher who said so much that meant so little?

Can somebody finally explain what is the Hegelian dialectic? Why are there so many people saying that this is a tool of manipulation? Finally what is the relation of the master-slave dialectic to Marxism?
Sorry if i am a brainlet, but i am looking for answers. Thank you