Thread 24655336

Is there a /lit/ approved guide or reading list when it comes to Hegel?

no because hegels books should be burned

>>24655336 (OP)
start with the greeks, gl

Hegel is a charlatan who conned entire generations of Germans with vapid circumlocution - read Schopenhauer and Kierkegaard instead. Or perhaps Kant if you wish to have some grounding for German idealism.

>>24655519
Don't listen to this guy, those are continentalists and Hegel is an analytical philosopher. Read Wittgenstein instead

>>24655550
Wittgenstein is a strong recommendation as well, his work on linguistics is particularly interesting. However, the point - one we must not forget - is that OP would do best to avoid Hegel like the plague.

>>24655336 (OP)
I found a chart, ive never read him though, nor do i know how much experience the person who made this chart has with him. I would ask an ai or look at one of his scholars, and see what they say.

>>24655336 (OP)
Cute patchy

>>24655336 (OP)
If I knew German I would probably read this nigga. But since I don't

>>24655605
That looks like a great chart

yeah, here's my recommended reading list for hegel:

>>24656490
top ten jewish non-profit organisations:

>>24655336 (OP)
NO.

Too bad I don't have the other Hegel meme saved, the one that ends with jeets.

>>24655336 (OP)
>Philosophy as Rite of Rebirth & Orphic Roots of Platonism, Algis Uzdavinys
>Plotinus, Enneads
>Boehme, Aurora & Mysterium Magnum
>Heterodox Hegel
>Hermetic Hegel
>Hegel's System, Wallace Stace
The Man Himself
>Hegel's Ladder, Harris
Never bother with Kojerkoff or Brandumb

>>24655336 (OP)
Everything you need is in the Encyclopedia. The Science of Logic is a more detailed version of the first volume. As far as background knowledge goes, you should be familiar with Kant. Reading some Fichte and Schelling will help but isn't strictly necessary. Philosophy of Right and the lectures on aesthetics are elaborations of parts from the last volume of the Encyclopedia.