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>filters everyone

>tfw nobody understands me

>he thinks philosophers refute each other

Bildung > Intelligence

>>19463687
So what is it? He was too smart that I'm too retarded to understand him? But everybody said he was straightforward, just had the tendency to use words "as is" obscuring the meaning of sentences. Some people said Schopenhauer was a genius. Some people said Schopie was a failure and Hegel was beyond genius.

>>19437597
Too fat to be a commie.

>>19000489
Do you want the university position or not?

>>18929475
I redownloaded a few dating apps recently. I regret this decision. All the women are fat cows. Not even "thick" like they have a big ass and a bit of a tummy, but actually obese.

Kiergkegaard is an unironic hegelian and so is the knight of faith.
Seethe christcucks who do not realize the necessity of reason for the belief in God.

Has anyone else thought of their consciousness as operating within a single centralized space and every phenomenal event is occurring within this centralized space? I was thinking earlier about how all we’re really exposed to is sense impressions and our relationships to them on a subject-object basis. Your attention acts as a mouse for the interface of consciousness to choose which object it needs to “dialectically” relate to. It locks onto one target at a time and a movement between the subject and the object occurs.

Any philosophy that discusses the mechanics of consciousness in similar fashion?

>>17161977
What is Wagner's equivalent of Faust or Hamlet?

Which of his works, if any, most focuses on the primal and prior question of existence itself?

What should I read to prep myself for Hegels Pos?

Books where the main guy realizes that the ends don't justify the means

>>16033581
>"I like to read philosophy in my spare time"
>"Oh cool have you read [anyone that isn't Nietzsche or Marcus Aurelius]?"
>"What?"

>>16006475
>analytic philosophy
English autism
>continental philosophy
Philosophy

>>16002978
yes Hegel is a pleb filter: he catches plebs in his sieve of obscurantist schizo babble, while real intellectuals get filtered out and move on

Hegel - Phänomenologie des Geistes

>>15699472 here, hope you enjoy it fren

What books level up your intelligence?

Was vernünftig ist, das ist wirklich; und was wirklich ist, das ist vernünftig.
>What is reasonable, that is real; and what is real, that is reasonable
This is the premise of all that is true, of truth itself.

Why has philosophy given up on the Sophia aspect of its being and only goes after half truths for mental/theoretical masturbation?

Why are almost all academic philosophers writing on Hegel espousing a non-metaphysical/secular interpretation?

>>15172654
Hegel is essentially writing about spirit's eternal ascent into the absolute (that is it exists objectively and subjectively). In the Phenomenology, Hegel essentially narrates the journey that Spirit undergoes in order to obtain existence in and for itself (absolute being). He begins with sense-certainty, in which it implicitly appears to exist absolutely. However, Hegel points out that to have sense-certainty (I see a house right now), it presupposes a higher form of consciousness (in order to posit the right now, one needs to posit a before and after). Thus an absolute being is sublated into a higher form of consciousness. This essentially repeats as Spirit goes through the stages of self-consciousness, reason, will, art, religion, and finally into philosophy in which Spirit truly obtains existence in and for-itself. The phenomenology is quite an important work of philosophy. One can read it as a meta-critique of Kant's CPR, or one can see the phenomenology as a work of pre-Kantian dogmatism. Nonetheless, it was extremely influential on future philosophers, and it acts as a foundational starting point for Hegel's philosophical system (which he will expound upon in his encyclopedia, Philosophy of Right, and Philosophy of Nature).

How’s the Zoom philosophy class going anon?

>>15084031
>belles-lettres like Harold Bloom are higher order Congolese
This is fine, as long as you're not STEM