Robert Pippin | 'Hegel Today' 2021 Conference

◼️ Robert Pippin (Chicago)
The Phenomenology and the Logic of Life: Heidegger and Hegel

Fist session of the online conference "Hegel Today" (which took place globally on Monday, 11 Oct. 2021, 5.30-7.00 pm UK time).

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[DosEquisMan]

The only debate I really want to see in my lifetime is Pippin vs Zizek

[JimKanaris]

A fortuitous treatment of both Heidegger and Hegel that does not resort to the game of "outbidding" (Derrida), which is the temptation in both. Very helpful. Thank you!

[lapsecontinuum]

Fantastic! We need more philosophers like Pippin in the world today -- philosophers who aren't squeamish in the face of big and difficult questions, and who aren't afraid to cut against the grain of modern academia, which, in many respects, has become so narrow and shallow. Philosophy has been steadily surrendering its ambition and grandeur, trading it for the security of a kind of caution, and general skepticism which can't be falsified. That's exactly the sort of thing which philosophers like Hegel and Heidegger fought against. Great philosophers (or scientists, for that matter) should never shy away from the ambition to make progress in thinking, even at risk of making mistakes! Thanks Professor Pippin for keeping real philosophy alive!

[ornature]

Love pippin. Also looking forward to houlgates new book

[FG-fcyz]

3:33 8:35 9:25 Dasein (Erschlossenheit des Sein, Offenheit gegenüber Bedeutung) als exponierter Begriff im vgl. zu anderen Begriffen bei Hegel, da es unbestimmt ist, uns aber gleichzeitig erschlossen ist 13:47 Heideggers Kritik an Hegel 15:18 ab16:53 18:20 Heidegger: thinking what is unthought (Difference) 19:55 22:15 die primordiale Bedeutung des Seins (Sein des Seins) ist keine Frage von Bestimmung und Verständlichkeit, kann somit nicht gedacht werden 23:15 Problem das Heidegger in der voreingenommenen Hegelschen Definition des Seins (als diskursiv vermittelt und mit dem Denken strukturell äquivalent etc.) sieht; erklärt nicht, warum Sein (vorbegriffliche: praktischer Umgang mit z.B. Werkzeugen) Bedeutung hat 25:30 Anfang der Logik erklärt nach Pippin 26:20 Weiteres Problem Heidegger: Dasein ist extra-logisch, lässt sich nicht wie Sein und Nichts oder andere Kategorien (logisch) bestimmen weiteres Problem: Fähigkeit des Denkens zur vollständigen Selbstbestimmung und Selbstbegründung überschätzt 29:20 Heidegger: Was bedeutet es, wenn etwas verständlich (durch Bestimmung) ist? Was ist die Bedeutung, dass etwas logisch ist / sein muss ? 30:42 Begriff des Begriffs (Ende der Logik): Form des SB der Verständlichkeit an sich (?!) Weitere Kritik an Hegel ab48:10 50:15 nicht alles ist verständnismäßig geöffnet, sondern notwendig entzogen (z.B. was Dasein ausmacht)

[paulgraham]

Great lecture. If not for the restrictions of capitalism, I'd spend my existence studying Hegel (and do a little mountain biking).

[masterp]

Anyone else notice the owl of Minerva on his bookshelf?

[samcopeland]

Truly a Hegelian move for Pippin to greenscreen his own office behind himself.

[kevinshari]

Why is ur channel with advertisements, as it affects focus

[mahanche]

where can I find the Transcript of this Conference?

[spiritpeacefulrevolution]

Is it possible to find the recorded discussions that came when Dr. Pippin finished his talk? Thank you.

[kehindeonakunle]

Pls include, email me as a member of Hegel Society. Great debate and exposition