Partially Examined Life podcast - Marx - The German Ideology

[@burngrace5205]

“Higilians”

[@niriop]

Excellent slice, helped me revise for a seminar

[@veggievampire]

Might you want to rename this video to match the title in your podcasts? I looked for a long time for this episode as titled here thinking there were more than one part, as the title indicates. Thanks!

[@hmanoff]

U guys r good

[@polymath7]

Once of Marx's greatest errors is treating Hegel and his acolytes as formidable adversaries, rather than simply disregarding them. Hegel is absolutely worthless -one of the most ungifted buffoons ever to rise so high in the Western canon- and would be utterly disposable as well were it not that his lamentable influence and historical importance make it impossible to ignore him.

[@tristanhurley9071]

polymath7 moron.

[@burngrace5205]

Schopenhauer is that you?

[@cawitherspoon]

@@tristanhurley9071 where is she wrong

[@tristanhurley9071]

@@cawitherspoon where isnt she wrong. If you dont know, theres nothing i can do for you.

[@cawitherspoon]

@@tristanhurley9071 I mean, there are a lot of ways it can be wrong. I was curious about what you thought.

[@rhenseler1341]

A partially nice podcast but the comments on Hegel are more than primitive. Hegel was a Darwinian before Darwin focussing on the complementary evolution of subject and object, generating propositional knowledge through history. What he calls "Spirit" is not a ghost-like god above the material world but the meta-narrative that humanity establish to interpret history, as history. It is sad to see that so many viewers liked the podcast.

[@JimMelcher]

Interesting comment. Can one understand Marx while making this particular error in reading Hegel? Did the early German Idealists get Hegel right in this regard?

[@cawitherspoon]

Good comment homie

[@markjorgenson6817]

Jolly jokers

[@Herv3]

those who can't, teach. those who can't teach, Marx.

[@lsobrien]

Herv3 Um.

[@alfredm9051]

@Doctor Drywell this applies to the pro-marx people as well

[@mrjayslab]

I rarely give a "thumbs down" but this video is Waaaaay too esoteric for anyone without a degree in philosophy. That's OK! Maybe it was intended to be that way.