/lit/ - Literature

>>18991161
stfu i fucking love dubu

Every time I actually read an entire work of philosophy, It is never anything like what I've heard about it. In fact, it has been exposed that academic second-hand writers barely read or understand the primary text. They simply read other second-hand sources and interpret a work like that.

Hegel for example, is covered in myths and lies.
>The Hegelian dialectic
>The end of art
>Incomprehensible writing

When I first started studying Hegel, I noticed that none of these were present in his work. I later found out they were basically made up by "Hegel Scholars" who lied about him. Then of course there is the 20th century effort to secularize every philosopher before the 20th century in order to fit with neo-liberal globalism. Going as far as liberal Hegel readers claiming the "Absolute" is simply just darwinian human development and other foolish things.

So why do people lie about philosophers? To cover up their real message? Or pure stupidity?

Great video on the topic:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvFu6ak_SGk

>>18786620
What a moronic comment. First of all:

Kpop is the hegelian process of the Absolute unfolding itself into the world through the aesthetic. It is the Geist within the Zeitgeist expressing Capital, Universalism, as well as contemporary identity (idols being micro-managed by overseers to create perfection). Of course, circle jerking retards pat themselves on the back for disliking Kpop as a knee-jerk reaction because they saw an obnoxious gif on twitter or something

Second of all, if it hasn't occured to you that Meister Eckhart was essentially a Heraclitan styled philosopher living in the 1300's being forced to use certain language to avoid being execucted by the church, you might be retarded

Third of all, explain the clear distinction between Eckhart's mysticism and Hegel's philosophy