/lit/ - Literature

>>21880769
He's inspired less rigorous schizophrenia as well though.

>>21404690
Wrong. Bakker is Hegelian esoteric theism.

>>21252915
>But you know that you cannot know what transcends them therefore you can, the first proposition you said is circular!!!!!!!!

Circularity is not the problem in >>21252858

Fitch's Unknowability Paradox is just showing that not all true propositions can be known, since knowledge of them would make them no longer true.

Second, how DARE you imply Heg Dawg was cray. Look at all he has inspired.

Where do I start with Hegel?

He keeps getting name dropped on /sci/ and in physics, information science, and cognitive science stuff I've been reading. I finally figured I have to read him.

I have had intro phil and read a bit of philosophy, but not a ton.

I grabbed his Phenomenology of Spirit since it's the most famous one, but I'll admit that it began filtering me pretty quickly. Should I start with the Logic instead?