I am going to school to be a psychotherapist, and today we talked about dialectical behavioral therapy. My teacher asked me to teach the class about dialectics because even she was confused by it. You best believe I went up there and dropped some Hegel on them. Again, thank you, Dr. Sadler. You are my hero.
You’re very welcome. Some of my psychologist trainer friends take on DBT is that many of its practitioners don’t really understand it’s theory or roots very well
I've got the book "The Philosophy Of History", and I haven't read it yet but I'm about to and will find out just how simple it is compared to "The Phenomenology Of Mind", one of Hegel's philosophies are simple, even though they're difficult, his other books are completely different with a different style and different feel. My favourite is "The Phenomenology Of Mind" but I should read the history one (I have that book) to know what the teacher in this video is talking about, you can't know about Hegel without first reading his books.
I recently finished Hesse's "glass bead game" and cannot help but feel that Joseph Knecht's life is a kind of homage (especially the end) to this part of Hegel.
@@GregoryBSadler oh I'd give it a read if you ever get the free time, really recommend it! Love your channel by the way, has helped me leaps and bounds.
Would love to see the practices in context to modern society since it's quite clear the reigning powers at large use these tactics to push policy and public thought and belief.
So what happens to Lord and bondsman once the bondsman has developed? How does the Lord ever develop to not being a Lord? Is that the point, transcendence, and oneness? Lastly, it's easy to see this in a self and other realm, is there an application of it within one's self?
@@GregoryBSadler I would assume a philosophy degree would cover most of the leading people on the subject throughout history but after you posed the question I thought about it and I guess the same tactics are used cross subjects regarding peoples view of the world
Glad you enjoy the videos. We're sticking with the intro. If you are tired of it, you know exactly how far to skip ahead. But we've got lots of viewers who are watching these for the first time.
Anything can be argued, I suppose. But, if you mean "fear for one's own existence", by "existential fear", sure, that's actually what Hegel says. So, not sure why it would need to be argued
Very true. Actually, the term I meant to use was 'existential guilt'. Like a fear of not living up to one's potential, and the guilt one would have at their life's end.
@@0fficer47 I am foolish for not reading your second comment. Existential guilt however can be from a variety of things as well. Failing your child, making the wrong choice that impacted many. I see what you are saying definitely, however I disagree that humans have direct emotions built specifically for slavery.
Thesis is dual to anti-thesis, the Hegelian dialectic. Contradiction = duality, polar opposites. Alive is dual to not-alive -- Schrodinger's cat or is it Hegel's cat? Master is dual to slave, truth is dual to falsity, questions are dual to answers. Energy is dual to mass -- Einstein Dark energy is dual to dark matter.
@@GregoryBSadler Schrodinger's cat, alive is dual to not alive. The physics of Schrodinger's cat is based upon the Hegelian dialectic. Energy is duality, duality is energy. Sources of tension, stress or polar opposites, opposames correspond to energy in Einstein's theory of General relativity. Potential energy is dual to kinetic energy, energy is inherently dual. The conservation of duality (energy) will be known as the 5th law of thermodynamics! The physics is very clear, the Hegelian dialectic is based upon the study of duality. Space is dual to time -- Einstein Certainty is dual to uncertainty -- Heisenberg Union is dual to intersection Integration is dual to differentiation Positive curvature is dual to negative curvature, Gauss Riemann geometry. Curvature or gravitation is dual. Gravitation is equivalent or dual to acceleration -- Einstein's happiest thought. Using the concept of duality or Hegel's dialectic I can create or synthesize new laws of physics. Synthesis is created by duality. "Reflections preserve or conserve perpendicularity (duality) in hyperbolic geometry" -- Prof Norman Wildberger (mathematics). I have a physics definition of Hegel's dialectic and it works on so many different levels.
@@GregoryBSadler Synthesis is a bi-product, dichotomy of two dual perspectives according to my interpretation of Hegel. Thesis is a perspective and anti-thesis is a dual perspective, reality is created by the mind from the union or intersection of these two dual perspectives, synthesis. Union is dual to intersection. Synthesis is a teleological process or target driven process leading to a perfect or ideal absolute perspective which many people associate with the concept of God. Teleological physics is dual to non-teleological physics. Complexity is dual to simplicity, Syntropy is dual to increasing entropy! Duality is the concept which underlies or forms the Hegelian dialectic.
Thanks for this. I have my final (ever) philosophy exam tomorrow and this video helped me so much.
Glad it was useful for you!
Did you pass the exam?
How was your exam?
Doing BEd Philosophy in Zimbabwe. Thank you Prof. I am writing a decolonization assignment. I saw the link
I am going to school to be a psychotherapist, and today we talked about dialectical behavioral therapy. My teacher asked me to teach the class about dialectics because even she was confused by it. You best believe I went up there and dropped some Hegel on them. Again, thank you, Dr. Sadler. You are my hero.
You’re very welcome. Some of my psychologist trainer friends take on DBT is that many of its practitioners don’t really understand it’s theory or roots very well
I wish all professors be like u in explaining. You are best!!!!
Thanks! Glad the videos are useful for you
I’ve really enjoyed watching these episodes on Hegel. Appreciate it a lot!
Glad to read it
I've got the book "The Philosophy Of History", and I haven't read it yet but I'm about to and will find out just how simple it is compared to "The Phenomenology Of Mind", one of Hegel's philosophies are simple, even though they're difficult, his other books are completely different with a different style and different feel. My favourite is "The Phenomenology Of Mind" but I should read the history one (I have that book) to know what the teacher in this video is talking about, you can't know about Hegel without first reading his books.
None of Hegel is simple
And so here we are, it's 2020 and the master has decided their new batch of humanity needs a reset.
Could be
I recently finished Hesse's "glass bead game" and cannot help but feel that Joseph Knecht's life is a kind of homage (especially the end) to this part of Hegel.
I wouldn't know, not having read that book
@@GregoryBSadler oh I'd give it a read if you ever get the free time, really recommend it!
Love your channel by the way, has helped me leaps and bounds.
Great format.
Thanks. I've got about 360 or so of these videos now
I am history graduate specialising in historiography particularly the relationship of the state and the nation
Would love to see the practices in context to modern society since it's quite clear the reigning powers at large use these tactics to push policy and public thought and belief.
No idea what you're referring to here by "practices"
Prof you are the best
Thanks!
will look into this.....
Thank you very much, professor!
You're very welcome!
Do we have some practical examples to demonstrate the these ideas?
Yes, we have plenty. Feel free to look around in Hegel videos that discuss the slave's development, and you'll find some discussed
What book or books would you recommend about this?
The text
So what happens to Lord and bondsman once the bondsman has developed? How does the Lord ever develop to not being a Lord? Is that the point, transcendence, and oneness? Lastly, it's easy to see this in a self and other realm, is there an application of it within one's self?
They go on to the next sub-sections of Self-Consciousness
If this is taught in universities how are those educated in them manipulated in the manner they are?
What makes you think Hegel is routinely taught in universities?
@@GregoryBSadler I would assume a philosophy degree would cover most of the leading people on the subject throughout history but after you posed the question I thought about it and I guess the same tactics are used cross subjects regarding peoples view of the world
@@ricardosmythe2548 Most people in most colleges and universities are not doing philosophy degrees
I wish these were numbered
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Based hegel
Great video...Thanks
You're quite welcome!
Love this :P
Constructive crtiicism ahead: make a shorter intro, besides that, ma' god I ve been debouring your videos, your work is amazing
Glad you enjoy the videos.
We're sticking with the intro. If you are tired of it, you know exactly how far to skip ahead. But we've got lots of viewers who are watching these for the first time.
@@GregoryBSadler I needed every second of that intro :)
Could it be argued that the FEAR could a sort of existential fear for the slave?
Anything can be argued, I suppose. But, if you mean "fear for one's own existence", by "existential fear", sure, that's actually what Hegel says. So, not sure why it would need to be argued
Very true. Actually, the term I meant to use was 'existential guilt'. Like a fear of not living up to one's potential, and the guilt one would have at their life's end.
Nonsense, fear exists regardless of structure.
Can someone fear servitude? Yes.
Can someone fear a pack of wolves in a primitive world? Yes.
@@0fficer47 I am foolish for not reading your second comment.
Existential guilt however can be from a variety of things as well.
Failing your child, making the wrong choice that impacted many.
I see what you are saying definitely, however I disagree that humans have direct emotions built specifically for slavery.
Thesis is dual to anti-thesis, the Hegelian dialectic. Contradiction = duality, polar opposites.
Alive is dual to not-alive -- Schrodinger's cat or is it Hegel's cat?
Master is dual to slave, truth is dual to falsity, questions are dual to answers.
Energy is dual to mass -- Einstein
Dark energy is dual to dark matter.
Not really how Hegelian dialectics work
@@GregoryBSadler Schrodinger's cat, alive is dual to not alive. The physics of Schrodinger's cat is based upon the Hegelian dialectic. Energy is duality, duality is energy. Sources of tension, stress or polar opposites, opposames correspond to energy in Einstein's theory of General relativity. Potential energy is dual to kinetic energy, energy is inherently dual.
The conservation of duality (energy) will be known as the 5th law of thermodynamics!
The physics is very clear, the Hegelian dialectic is based upon the study of duality.
Space is dual to time -- Einstein
Certainty is dual to uncertainty -- Heisenberg
Union is dual to intersection
Integration is dual to differentiation
Positive curvature is dual to negative curvature, Gauss Riemann geometry.
Curvature or gravitation is dual. Gravitation is equivalent or dual to acceleration -- Einstein's happiest thought.
Using the concept of duality or Hegel's dialectic I can create or synthesize new laws of physics. Synthesis is created by duality. "Reflections preserve or conserve perpendicularity (duality) in hyperbolic geometry" -- Prof Norman Wildberger (mathematics).
I have a physics definition of Hegel's dialectic and it works on so many different levels.
@@hyperduality2838 Nah, not really. The Hegelian dialectic is way more complex than just duality
@@GregoryBSadler Synthesis is a bi-product, dichotomy of two dual perspectives according to my interpretation of Hegel. Thesis is a perspective and anti-thesis is a dual perspective, reality is created by the mind from the union or intersection of these two dual perspectives, synthesis. Union is dual to intersection. Synthesis is a teleological process or target driven process leading to a perfect or ideal absolute perspective which many people associate with the concept of God. Teleological physics is dual to non-teleological physics.
Complexity is dual to simplicity,
Syntropy is dual to increasing entropy!
Duality is the concept which underlies or forms the Hegelian dialectic.
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