/lit/ - Literature

took me so many tries, but i did eventually beat him

it is possible, you just have to keep trying

try a guide

>>9214020
Git gud faggot, I finished the phenomenology in my first attempt with only four estuses

>>9214020
the funny thing about hegel is that he himself wrote so lazily and obscurely (i.e. just did not give a fuck) that as a result (a) all serious hegel scholars look like better philosophers than the man himself and (b) all of their interpretations differ. no fun.

>>9214073
>no fun.

But that is the fun

he was the most powerful wizard in all of history so far, what did you expect?

>>9214084
>>9214026

Loving these vidya/tg/-inspired posts gents. Mastering philosophers by being able to beat them is next-level fun.

That old bag of bones?
Likely.

my brain melted

What was phenomenology of spirit even trying to say?

>>9214020
Impossible is a word to be found only in the dictionary of fools.

>>9214020
Dialectics are bullshit.

>>9214593
Yes

>>9214593
That ideas develop and move history; also, that they pass from consciousness to unconsciousness, which is where they merge with whatever's in the air now, which further develops etc. Finally, that the Idea is in fact One (idea) going about its business through what is called history for the ultimate purpose of complete self-recognition. Not easy to simplify....

>>9214593
I'm not sure. It sits on my shelf, taunting me.

i put phenomenology of spirit on my okcupid profile to impress women

>>9215234
If you make the effort you'll note most historians of ideas thoroughly subscribe to his methods, i.e. to his way of thinking about things, whether they realize it or not. Marx was only the beginning.

>>9215265
Did it work?

>>9215265
I will make one with World as Will and Representation that is otherwise identical just to spite you

There is always Whitehead.

>>9215265
Nice, I got laid from having a copy of Wittgenstein's Tractatus in my Tinder profile

>>9215315
Process is the shit. Totally has the potential to be the philosophy of the future. Wouldn't that bug things up!

>>9215284
yes, actually. people always message me asking where to start with hegel
i've never read him but i'm good at pretending like i have

>>9215305
godspeed

>>9215520
it's one of the most popular currents now. very popular by way of Deleuze

>>9215335
How?

>>9214020
GREG SADLER
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>>9215572
Really? Read Process on a lark about 2 years ago on the strength of Conversations with ANW (quaint- love the principal, loathe the Boswell) and that wonderful book, Adventures of Ideas. Was thoroughly blown away. More difficult than Hegel, in detail, but every bit as rewarding. I'll have to investigate your claim. Thanks for the skinny.

>>9215692
wow, i like how you talk/write.