Lecture 2: Kierkegaard, Martensen and Hegelianism at the University of Copenhagen

[@troyingram716]

Even if one only understands this in a partial way, it creates a formation of thought and personality.

[@Mstr889]

Now, this is a professor!

[@FavianShields]

Ok seriously, how am I supposed to pronounce Kierkegaard?

[@kittylor9531]

one of my fav so far

[@jareddelgado4233]

Same^

[@papamarfo9369]

Didnt come in wanting to know so much about Hegel but I'm glad I did. More Kierkegaard next video I hope.

[@benjamindewinter2432]

Thanks for this video.

[@lilys2972]

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[@davidchow5146]

very good video. I wonder why thoughts always split the particulars and the universals, the subjective and the objective, the inner world and the out side world into two completely separate realms? they seem to complement each other, don't they? and each could find its reflection within the other. i'm curious. but i like Kierkegaard more than Hegel

[@sharonbre9347]

I think the answer lies in the empirical fact that sense data is deceptive.

[@stephenhall11]

So far, so good

[@coleride]

great job, subbed

[@sharonbre9347]

The objectivity of the object lies within the subjectivity of the subject.

[@luancarvalhomatos7888]

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[@benjaminparkin9716]

great video

[@FrankMiddendorp]

Hegel = 1770 - 1831

[@adaptercrash]

Oh yeah in league of nonsense kierkegaard wins hegel is like an immature, undeveloped heidegger