TRUE wisdom is knowing how to party hard WITHOUT getting super drunk and going on a twenty minute rant about how Hegel was actually right about everything.
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Yeah you do need to be intoxicated to understand Hegel.
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Then I Do Not Know True Wisdom
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But but but what if it's a rant about how Freud was overrated, wrong, and so bad at science that he made science laugh-cry-vomit? Better, right?
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I liked it because true wisdom involves knowing that the Hegel defenses should be at least an hour long if you're *really* partying hard.
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Any interesting and relatively easy eassays from hegel? I have avoided him for fear of being stupid and not getting it
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He did not do the essay thing. Usually the impact of reading Hegel can be softened by starting with one of the lectures and not with his written works. The "Lectures on the Philosophy of History" for example are "easy" to read and still cover his main topics.
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And running around with no pants on, yelling, “Synthesize this, b*tches!”
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