/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.15228015]

Do i need hegel in my life ? what for ?

[Anonymous No.15228032]

>>15228015
To understand anyone after him. To understand the fundaments of german idealism that shaped the world and the intellectual landscape.

[Anonymous No.15228037]

read him and find out

[Anonymous No.15228058]

>>15228032
in other words, no

[Anonymous No.15228059]

>>15228037
You could just tell me his philosophy instead...

[Anonymous No.15228067]

>>15228032
yeah, but I'm not into history of philosophy. I want to know what i can use him for

[Anonymous No.15228070]

If you have to ask you're not ready to know yet.

[Anonymous No.15228075]

>>15228015
to watch nietzsche and his french disciples tear him a new asshole

[Anonymous No.15228085]

>>15228037
i have read works about hegel and criticism, and both says that hegel is not worth reading beacuse of his style. Myabe not style, but his brief knowledge about philosophical terminology

[Anonymous No.15228095]

>>15228075
ok that is a good point.

[Anonymous No.15228100]

>>15228059
underhanded devious protestantism

[Anonymous No.15228111]

i know reading hegel is worth it, but i want to know why you think that

[Anonymous No.15228130]

/lit/ talking about hegel like it is some kind of religious secret knowledge

[Anonymous No.15228146]

>>15228015
Hegel is already in your life, you just don't know it yet.

[Anonymous No.15228184]

>>15228146
> hegel is transcendental
thats you

[Anonymous No.15228227]

>>15228130
Have you been initiated into the ancient schools of mystery religions? Are you even worthy? I think not.

[Anonymous No.15228238]

you don't need him since you're a faggot

[Anonymous No.15228291]

>>15228238
kys

[Anonymous No.15228318]

>>15228032
fuck off kantbot you fat neckbeard cunt

[Anonymous No.15228331]

>>15228067
He’s has an interesting and pretty all encompassing theory of existence. Also his dialectic method is very useful for examining scenarios.

[Anonymous No.15228333]

>>15228015
if you are a christian you need it in order to keep believing in an amputated for of your religion without a sense of guilt in front of your reason.

[Anonymous No.15228338]

>>15228059
we're still trying to decipher it

[Anonymous No.15228345]

>>15228333
> amputated for
*amputated form

[Anonymous No.15228356]

>>15228333
how so trips bro?

[Anonymous No.15228362]

>>15228333
christianity have no sense without guilt

[Anonymous No.15228370]

>>15228015
His language is beautiful.

[Anonymous No.15228371]

>>15228015
If you suffer from depression, anxiety, or not being all you can be, I don’t believe philosophy is how you fix that..

[Anonymous No.15228383]

>>15228370
> reading hegel for aesthetic

[Anonymous No.15228392]

>>15228371
nah, im not pseud. reading philo for fun

[Anonymous No.15228395]

>>15228383
you just don't get it bro

[Anonymous No.15228402]

>>15228395
show me then

[Anonymous No.15228482]

>>15228402
>Many lyric poems, for example, have such an occasional situation. A particular mood and feeling is a situation which can be known and grasped poetically, and which, in relation too to external circumstances, festivals, victories, etc., incites to this or that more comprehensive or more restricted expression and configuration of feelings and ideas. In the highest sense of the word, Pindar's Odes, for example, are such pieces d' occasion. Goethe too has taken many lyrical situations of this kind as material; indeed in a wider sense we could even describe his Werther [1774] as a poetic piece d'occasion, since through Werther Goethe has converted into a work of art his own inner distraction and torment of heart, the experiences of his own breast; just as any lyric poet disburdens his heart and expresses what he is affected by in his personal life.

my nigga left behind 1000 pages worth of lecture notes like this