/lit/ - Literature

>>14756032
Quick summary of what I've read up to now:

Sense certainty:
Basic perception, most devoid of meaning but most certain

Perception:
Steps it up a bit, now talks about heres which can be considered as coordinates and time in which they cannot be understood as they exactly are. Ex I cannot describe the exact snowflake I see in that exact instance with the word.

Force and the understanding:
Force is pretty much the movement of the parts to the whole, only that transition though. The understanding is knowing how things act, a concept that is not portrayed by the perception of it. Ex gravity acting on a mass. Hegel also claims that kant doesnt go far enough in his noumena.

Self conciousness:
You become certian of your surroundings and thus can abstract yourself from them. You understand you exist.

Lordship and bondage:
A battle of recognitions between two people, one submits and recognizes the lord, the lord allows the slave to live.

Stoicism:
Pretty much self conciousness
Skepticism:
To make a assertion claiming you cannot know anything about the world is knowledge about the world and self contradictory
Unhappy conciousness:
"Self projection into an object"

Reason:
Keep in mind that hegel believes "the rational alone is real"
Reason is to hegel finding the essence of things which I take to mean just making sense of them in themselves

Actualization of self conciousness:
Deals with desire (wanting to consume or have an object) in its implications leading to virtue.

Individuality:
Basically talks about how people find good and bad in what they identify with and dont identify with respectively along with those implications.

Spirit:
Ethical being, moves from ethical sense certianty to reason in it's own dialectical way. Starts to talk about religion where hegel sees enlightenment as pointing out some things of religion.

Absolute freedom and terror:
Hegel investigates the implications of an equal society in that the individual is repressed for the will of all which inevitably becomes the will of a faction leading to a revolt and the cycle repeats.

That's all I've read to, if anyone finds issues with what I've wrote then lmk, but you guys just have to read the fucking book man. It's a hard read but if your curious enough about it you will do it.

right: republic
left: social contract
better: kek