#Hegel: no.

[perdvivly]

[lotus-pear]

charm stat at debonair ‼️‼️

[eclecticwordblender]

one day i hope that we find names and evidence of women who wrote some of my favourite works, only to be plagiarised by males whose names they publish and circulate under

[theoptia]

Hegel’s logic deals with the development of God's thinking, prior to the creation of the world, and is called heavenly logic. However, unlike formal logic, it does not merely deal with the formal laws of thought. Although it holds itself to be the development of God's thinking, it attempts to deal with the most universal definitions and laws of reality.

[yellow-yarrow]

how it feels to talk to normal people after having disco elysium brainrot for 3 years

[notgreengardens]

the problem I tend to have with disco elysium video essays is that the video essayist is simply not insane enough about it, I have at least four tumblr mutuals who could make the same point but better and with quotes from 5 different routes, an untranslated estonian novel, a book by hegel and a manifesto by some obscure russian anarchist no one has ever heard of

[psicochurroz]

[triviallytrue]

social change in the means of production drives technological change in the means of production: wrong

technological change drives social change: also wrong

technological and social change are 69ing each other and pumping hot, steaming loads down each other's throats: yeah

[visenyaism]

idk thesis antithesis synthesis you can either be the luigi or the wario of something

[tobitobios]

come back...

[thetransfemininereview]

why are my friends like this

[thehopefulquotes]

Only one man ever understood me, and even he didn’t understand me.

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

[thoughtkick]

Only one man ever understood me, and even he didn’t understand me.

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

[cosmonautroger]

[philosophybits]

Hegel tells us in the last part of The Phenomenology of Mind that moral consciousness can exist only to the extent that there is disagreement between nature and morality. It would disappear if the ethical law became the natural law. To such an extent that by a paradoxical “displacement,” if moral action is the absolute goal, the absolute goal is also that moral action may not be present. This means that there can be a having-to-be only for a being who, according to the existentialist definition, questions himself in his being, a being who is at a distance from himself and who has to be his being.

Simone de Beauvoir, The Ethics of Ambiguity

[stay-close]

Only one man ever understood me, and even he didn’t understand me.

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel