Dr. Jenkins Presents GWF Hegel: The Philosophy of Fine Art

For Dr. Phil Jenkins' online Philosophy of Art course, Marywood University, Spring 2020.

[@jaaniyo]

Very precise and clear explanation on the topic. Thank you for this

[@philjenkins1292]

Thank you very much Janani!

[@fahadmiraj3897]

Thank you! Amazing Explanation

[@gweniup8233]

thank you so much! One of the only videos of this particular excerpt i could find, and excellently presented. Thanks again!

[@drphilipjenkins583]

Thanks for your kind words Gwen IUP, and you're welcome!

[@manuelvalencia1543]

How profound. John is in the bathroom making nightingale sounds. I really don’t want to picture that.

[@drphilipjenkins583]

Thanks for your comment manuelvalencia1543!

[@Goldenliz01]

Thank you! This really helped me understand the points Hegel made! Will be returning for this as a resource :D

[@philjenkins1292]

Thanks Goldenliz01 for you nice words. I'm glad it helped!

[@juliyang9518]

I honestly think a friend who can do a bird song is cool haha

[@philjenkins1292]

Thanks for your awesome comment @juliyang9518!

[@markzomeren2887]

Wow, I was not able to get a grip on the content of Hegels lecture at all. Now I definitely can a lot better, thank you so much!

[@philjenkins1292]

Thanks for your kind comment Mark Zomeren!

[@MafiaArt]

I read Hegel's Philosophy of Fine Art a while ago. Recently, I realised that I couldn't say a thing about it. This sort video was incredibly concise, understandable and helpful. Thanks. PS, I'm gonna read it again soon with your summary in mind.

[@drphilipjenkins583]

Thanks for watching MafiaArt, and thanks too for commenting!

[@elised717]

I found this really helpful, thank you !

[@philjenkins1292]

Excellent, thanks for your kind comment Élise D !

[@diensontran]

Many many thank Dr. Jenkins, it very useful for my art knowledge. Best wish to you. Heart from Vietnam

[@philjenkins1292]

Thank you so very much Tran Duy Dien Son Tran, Heart from Pennsylvania USA.

[@foodiesaturdays4926]

You were really helpful 🙂 thanks for such a didactic n convenient lesson

[@philjenkins1292]

Thanks for your kind comment foodie saturdays!

[@englishliterature9639]

Thank you🤍

[@philjenkins1292]

My pleasure @englishliterature9639!

[@MrTheBil]

Thank you.

[@philjenkins1292]

Thanks for watching and commenting Zohar!

[@krixto3704]

Thank you

[@philjenkins1292]

My pleasure Christo, thanks for your comment!

[@Buonarotti10]

Thank you for the video; you helped me understand Hegel's philosophy better. The word sensuous appears often in his writing as regards art, and it seems to have a meaning I am not familiar with. Could you say something about that? Does it mean "of sense" or "relating to senses?

[@philjenkins1292]

Thanks for watching and for your comment Buonarotti10! My understanding of his use of the word "sensuous" is just to refer, for example, to an object that can be detected by the senses. For Hegel, art must definitionally be a "sensuous" medium, as opposed to say, conceptual art which wasn't really a thing in Hegel's day.

[@GagandeepKaur-dd4wc]

Thanku so much sir

[@philjenkins1292]

Thanks so much for your kind comment Gagandeep Kaur!

[@hannahdrum9473]

I had a quick question over the difference between Kant and Hegel's difference of artnature ?

[@philjenkins1292]

Thanks for your good question Hannah Drum! Both wrote extensively on art and nature, so I encourage you to read Kant's Critique of Judgment, and Hegel's Aesthetics: Lectures on Fine Art.