Hegelianism: What Is Absolute Idealism?

Описание: Those who call themselves "Hegelian" often speak of "negation of negation" and "determinate negation," yet they remain silent about the more important and consequential concept of "ideality." Ideality makes clear something which determinate negation does not, and not even negation of negation makes it clear. Ideality is determined first at the true Infinite, right before being-for-itself.

00:00 Introduction
01:29 What Idealism is not
03:47 What Hegel means by Idealism
05:42 Why it is called Idealism
06:22 The double-sense of Idealism
09:04 Absolute Idealism = {ideal — ideal}
11:03 The Ideal and Idealization
12:28 Abstraction
14:52 Immaterial concepts
16:29 Closing

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