Hegel Bookshelf Tour

This is a different video than usual but I haven’t done a philosophy-centered video in a while so I thought this would be beneficial.
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[@scriptea]

Holy cow. Added Moss to my list. Might be my next. That sounds precisely like the sort of work I'm doing.

[@sanay111]

Can you recommend introductory books on Kant? Is Paul Guyer’s Kant a good starter?

[@fadinglightsarefading]

As far as I could tell from what others have said, Guyer's Kant is a comprehensive intro to Kant, but he also seems to spend a lot of time criticising him as well. I plan on reading Guyer's Kant and also Deleuze's 'Kant's Critical Philosophy: The Doctrine of the Faculties', which I have heard good things about, plus you get to read Deleuze

[@TheSurpremeLogician]

What is your biggest gripe with Hegel?

[@dissatisfiedphilosophy]

Uses theological terminology but strips it of its transcendence. Hegel is most properly thought of as an Aristotelian-Ptolemian.

[@RareSeldas]

We have a pretty popular Hegel Discord community if that'd interest you.

[@nadeemshaikh7863]

Link?

[@doodoo4981]

Those are some expensive books.

[@dissatisfiedphilosophy]

The one by Gregory Moss is. The rest are 15-30

[@sanay111]

That’s why I get the pdf ebook printed and binded for my personal use. Costs about 5 US dollars!

[@waldo8110]

are you a marxist?

[@johnryskamp2943]

What about Kaufmann? Anyway, read the book A. Garciadiego, Bertrand Russell and the Origins of thecSet-theoretic 'Paradoxes.' You're probably pretty out of touch with the 20th century, so also read: Piero Sraffa, Production of Commodities By Means of Commodities. Motoo Kimura, The Neutral Theory of Molecular Evolution. By the way, who thinks abstractly?

[@dissatisfiedphilosophy]

I’ve written a book on Jacques Lacan. I don’t think i’m out of touch with the 20th century. Sraffa is pretty solid but I don’t think he escapes the transformation problem.