Hegel's Master Slave Dialectic Animated

Описание: 178 I need you to acknowledge my personhood
179 but then it’s not self-sufficient
180 gotta find a solution
181 which reinforce the me/you split
182 you’re doing the same thing
183 what we do to each other we also do to ourselves
184 and we figure this out
185 asymmetrically
186 which makes it uncertain
187 and plunges us into a life or death struggle
188 but mutual death wouldn’t resolve the problem
189 so one becomes the Lord and the other a Bondsman
190 identities
191 rooted in inequity
192 where the Lord suffers in that he needs the bondsman in order to be himself
193 while the bondsman is paradoxically better off
194 as he becomes the ideal which he contemplates in his Lord
195 through work
196 which offers a more complete self-consciousness than mere enjoyment
197 and stirs the bondsman to think
198 giving birth to Stoicism
199 which, finally, is indifferent to the roles of Lord and Bondman
200-1 but is too abstract
202 and descends into skepticism
203-5 bring an end to the dialectic
206 because of its inherent self-contradictions (an internalizing of the L-B-D)
207 resulting in unhappiness
208 because of another paradox
209 we’re constantly changing and yet are convinced that our essence is unchanging
210 then Hegel talks about the Christian Trinity . . . not sure why
211-2 because it seems to unreal and hopeless
213-4 stuck in the remote past
215-6 or the even remoter futur
217-8 we look for perfection outside of the world
219-21 a focus on the eternal
222-4 leading to gratitude
225-6 and a recognition of sin
227-9 and the need for priestly intervention
230 which finally does it, which finally secures unity with absolute reason [i’m not making this up - Hegel’s making this stuff up, I’m just reading it] - victory of the rational mind over the alienated personal mind.