Hegel's Master-Servant Dialectic in Brief

This video examines Hegel's Master-Servant dialectic from chapter two of "The Phenomenology of Spirit."

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[calebprothero]

This was very well made and succinct. Thank you for your work, I'll definitely be subscribing!

[Damngoodcoffee_n_cherrypie]

Thank you for continuing to make videos. I’ve always found you helpful and enlightening

[Calcprof]

I've never understood Hegel. (Of course, my philosophy background is all in analytic philosophy, many of whose philosophers were reacting against Hegel.) So thanks for the short lesson. I will, however, continue to go back to G. E. Moore on occasion.

[zapazap]

I understood this to be reflective self consciousness, where the 'other' is not (at the start at least) another person, but *literally* itself.

Leading naturally to trinitarian theology of the godhead.