/lit/ - Literature

I'm a philosophy major, hegelian, and I love pooping in my diapers, what are the best books to read while I do mushies on my table? thanks

This mf was right about everything

I am just going to read Hegel, I haven't finished Plato, no I haven't read Aristotle or Kant or Fichte or Schelling Or Boehme or Goethe I fucking give up, I am giving up, I can't slog through these dialogues anymore, I bet hegel isn't even that hard to understand, you guys are just fucking stupid, I doubt I will even have any trouble.

Was he the devil?

Is he an incarnation of Satan?

Why is the left doing all of this? What do they even want? Don't give me an obvious answer like "destroy western civilization" because I refuse to believe they're all mustache twirling villains. What do they even want? Are they so blinded by their dogma and utopianism?

Are there any books that accurately address this, /lit/?

I can’t even fucking begin with this guy, all I want to do is understand his system of dialectics.

I’ve given up trying to read Phenomology of the Mind, Encyclopaedia of Philosophy, call me a brainlet or whatever.

I can’t find any good lectures on YouTube, and I’m worried if I don’t read from his source I will get a reddit interpretation.

Should I just read the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy on him?

In the simplest of english terms can someone explain what Hegel meant by ‘Notion’ or ‘Concept’?

>>13088478
Literature is the highest art.

>>12160258
history is a joke
prussia is the punchline

kant

who was in the wrong here

>>10970154
The Here.

hegle

>>10303125
>implying I read books written by anyone other than whites, Meds, South Americans or East Asians

>>10280033

What would you diagnose this man with?

>here is a tree
>*turns 180 degrees*
WOAH

>>10173662

Was he woke to the JQ?

Why does he look so surprised?

>>9741609
>Seriously, it's like the only time women crank out good, thoughtful lit is when they are chronically undesired
Same is true with men

>Art no longer affords the satisfaction of spiritual needs which earlier ages and nations sought in it, and found in it alone... Art, considered in its highest vocation is and remains for us a thing of the past .... [It] invites us to intellectual consideration, and that not for the purpose of creating art again, but for knowing philosophically what art is.

What did he mean by this?

Why did he think that ancient Greece was the pinnacle of civilization? What made it so good and worth striving for?