I gave it to my son for Christmas. Now, he'll always have a book he's been meaning to read, but hasn't gotten to yet.
You'll never forget the first time you read Hegel's "The Phenomenology of Spirit." Because it will take you your whole life to finish it.
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@WordTheGreat when I was in grad school there was an entire seminar dedicated to properly reading just the introduction. -
Somehow, I'm entirely unsurprised by this fact lol
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How could anyone finish it? You lose you will to live after just three pages.
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Ah, first day of spring, on the grass in the quad, sun on my face, girls all in shorts, and I pull out my Hegel...
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Lol I just watch 1 intro lecture on Hegel, keep the book on the shelf, and act like I read the whole thing cover to cover
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I have had this on my TBR stack for years now. Someday...
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Let alone understand!
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Then how was it written? Did it take all of Hegel's life to write it? If we assume that it takes longer to write than to read...
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