小学生でもわかるヘーゲルの哲学

I think most philosophy after Kant is dangerous thinking, but it seems like the truth of this world is often dangerous to begin with. Kant's ideas were down-to-earth and realistic, while Hegel's ideas seemed wild and dogmatic. Even though it came straight after Kant, there's a sense of reason running wild, and it feels like this was connected to the dangerous ideas of revolutionaries who inherited dialectics. After Kant came Hegel, who found Hegel's theories a little unrealistic, so Marx came along, and Marx also criticized capitalism with fairly realistic theories, but ultimately arrived at the incomprehensible idea of ​​communism again. It somehow felt like a flow of reality → reason running wild → reality → reason running wild, and it felt like this was happening dialectically all the time. Other Terms Thesis: A recognition that is originally believed to be true but becomes apparent when an antithesis appears. Antithesis: A recognition that contradicts the thesis. Synthesis: A recognition that resolves the contradiction between thesis and antithesis, integrates and discards the two, resulting in advanced recognition. Aufheben: A recognition that resolves the contradiction between thesis and antithesis, integrates and discards the two, resulting in advanced recognition. Absolute Spirit: A free spirit that is the final form returned to through dialectical steps. Recommended introductory philosophy books (Amazon page) https://amzn.to/3lfOkYT This video contains some of the author's own interpretations.