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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2025
- Hi guys! Starting a new series where I try to explain philosophy in one minute. Hope you all found this exciting and informative :) Today's episode is about Hegel and Zelda. Leave suggestions for next episode down in the comments below!
#philosophy #hegel #dialectics #videoessay #education #zelda #ihatemystupidbakalife #bunkergamers
as someone who aspires to one day fool myself into believing I understand hegel, this was very enjoyable
:D
Well, that escalated quickly.
I left my two Hegel books in my car and it was broken into, worse, they left another Hegel book.
peak recommendation
the algorythm knows me and I don't like it
The sticks tied to the axe signify togetherness in action. Like how link gets help from sages and spirits to stomp his boot on the back of Ganon's head
Hegel didnt say thesis antithesis synthesis. He criticised fichte’s formulation as such to be too simplistic
However it might misrepresent Hegel's dialectic (and I wouldn't know; I studiously avoid reading Hegel), it quite effectively represents the natural progression of Hegelianism (derogatory). Marvelously done!
note: just a joke. Some of my best friends are Hegelians, I swear.
This really Hegels my Legend of Zelda
im currently gooning to you
Great video! Unfortunately it perpetuates the myth that Hegel came up with Thesis, Antithesis, and synthesis. It was actually by Johann Fichte, and Hegels critique of Fichte is why we make this assumption nowadays
@@wooju08 i wonder what the joke of the video is
Commenting for the algorithm bc this needs to be seen by far more people
omg link being the synthesis is perfect
yea, but to be clear the contradictions are immanent, that's why hegel's "method" is immanent critique, so you have one concept that already contains all of the movements.
i saw the word critique and thought of bruno bauer and then laughed so hard i pissed myself in the middle of the arbys
I don’t know why this was recommended to me but… I want other people to see it now 😊
legendary low view video pull
Wow this is so real and true, very nice master thank you, please continue enlightening us!
@@chhhhhris lowkey i already covered everything in peanut butter and am stroking it rn but ngl not really feeling it like its kinda just there and im like looking at reddit and watching oneyplays and stuff so yeah kinda weird ig
she's the next Sam O’Nella
cool video! whats the music?
Kuhlau's Sonatina #1, I thought I put it in desc but ig not :P
@@Red42irl oh thats interesting, do you enjoy his works? i've been searching for underground comporsers for a while, i listened to his piano concerto no. 7 and his ouverture, and they were fire imo. ill check out his sonatinas as well, thank you!
@ I'm not too into classical music, I just know how to play that specific piece 😭
@@Red42irl lol i see, anyway hes a pretty cool composer, youll probablay enjoy the other two pieces too if you liked that sonatina, i totally recommend it
Gah, Mussolini jumpscare! Not again...
genuine question, does hegel have something to do with fascism?? i deadass didnt get that last bit….
I’ve never been jump scared by fascist propaganda before. Subscribed!
thank yuo american president james k polk
@ 54 40 OR FIGHT!
I LOVE INVADING TEXAS BECAUSE IM BORED RAHHHH
too dense quit after 12 seconds
Subscribed.
omg thanks!
😍
youre my favorite gangstalker btw
Well, this is not what Hegel says but entertaining video nonetheless :))
@@byronfoodjikla i wonder what the bit of the video is.....
@@Red42irl considering the video has other, more overt bits and that this is an ever-present misconception, there really isn't much o a way for anyone without further context to figure out that this is supposed to be a bit, and the video is clearly going beyond people who have watched more of your stuff. Point being it is probably good feedback : p
@@Red42irlWith all good intentions, the description states that you aim to “explain philosophy”, so I thought I should point it out for future reference. If the video is intended as a parody, then that should be stated instead, as to avoid misconceptions about the theories being presented.
...uh, ok?
Peak recommendation
:D tyyy