Who here has actually watched the entirety (by this I mean so far) of the Half Hour Hegel series?
How is it? Is the time investment worth it? Or is it more efficient to read it by myself (and read the secondary literature when I need it)?
Half Hour Hegel
Jeremiah James
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Dylan Bailey
>Or is it more efficient to read it by myself (and read the secondary literature when I need it)?
It's more efficient to read secondary sources then the primary when you need it
Camden Phillips
Bump
Jack Rogers
I low key hate that he's become a meme.
Ayden White
Why?
Nathaniel Cox
>low key
Alexander Kelly
I'm planning on watching the full series over winter break. So far I've gotten right past the introduction. It made the Preface go from 20% intelligible to 100% intelligible. The Introduction I already kind of got, but I think I still learned stuff.
Now that I've gotten to the sense-certainty chapters I understand those somewhat better, but I still think Hegel is kind of wrong.
Jayden Campbell
Did you read the phenomenology before you started the series?
Joshua Ramirez
It's kind of funny, I read up to basically where his series is right now purely by accident.
I decided to watch his series because I disagreed with Hegel on a number of different things, and I wanted to make sure I wasn't just disagreeing out of my own biased assumptions. I really wanted to know what he was saying, understand it, and be able to defend my position. And there are some things were I ended up being wrong and Hegel ended up having a decent point, but some of my objections so far have stayed convincing to me.
Elijah Scott
What do you disagree with?