An introduction to Hegel's philosophy

This is a non-academic introduction to Hegel. I commit many terminological inaccuracies for the sake of conveying an easy explanation and showing you a general idea. Please don't take this as a scholar guide to Hegel, it's just an introduction: a way to dip your toes into the waters of the Absolute. ;D

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[JeffreyBensley-eost]

Gregg Sadler's commentaries on every section of The Phenomenology are very good. The series of YouTube videos are called "Half Hour Hegel".

[beepboopimarobot]

Hey Eduardo, you know what? There are segments in this video where your passion makes you look like an insane person. And let’s be clear about this: I love it.

[CheessePie]

No inventes, además de ser de mis fotográfos favoritos narras de una forma pulcra las ideas! Eres grande Eduardo

[joaomarcelobritodasilva]

Your explanation of Hegel is simply magnific!! Thank you!

[Johnkostercreative]

Fantastic video, how refreshing to get your thoughts and perspective on classical European philosophy. I'm so glad I found your channel, just cause you shoot interesting cameras!

[andremunro]

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[megansalt]

what a treat to go between photography and philosophy, Eduardo! and kudos for attempting to articulate such complex ideas in a foreign language. soy profe de cultura hispánica y muchos veces me enredo intentando articular conceptos teóricos o filosóficos a mis alumnos!

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[sthembisomkhize]

Our lecturer for contemporary philosophy has advised us to watch this video before we begin studying Hegel. I honestly believe that this video has set the tone, and I am definitely looking forward to learn more about the works of Hegel.

[somsuvramukherjee]

Love the video... please do more videos on books along with your amazing photography videos. You have surely ignited in me a spark to read about Hegel. Stay safe .

[ejbernal]

I feel like I'm back in my Philosophy 110 class, circa Fall 2001. Thanks Ed!

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We need more of this, also about theater. Ed, you're great, thank you so much for your content

[petevphotography]

I watched this video Monday and went out and bought this book today. I look forward to diving into it

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I went to your channel and was surprised to see most of the videos are about cameras. I'd love to hear you review books, but I'd subscribe only if you had a channel dedicated to that, not interspersed with mostly photography content. It's totally cool a photography nerd is so well read in philosophy. Love that!

[dangovier]

I haven't watched any of your other videos (I was surprised to see they're mostly about photography), but I've been watching introductions to Hegel all day, and this is by far the best. Kudos!

[tombot]

Exactly what I was looking for, a guy who has read the books and engaged with the ideas. Thanks for this.

[seanhaywood]

Thank you. Would love to hear more of your thoughts on other philosophers/critical theorists.

[_harry]

Exactly the intro I was looking for. Thanks!