Hello Yuquanchen,

Welcome to the Hegel list! I am impressed by your study of Hegel. Are
you a university student? What led you to study Hegel, in particular?

I checked out your blog. Unfortunately, I don't know Chinese, so I'm
not able to read your comments there.

When you say that the concepts in Hegel's _Phenomenology of Mind_ are
ones we use "in our daily lives," I would agree. But there are quite
a few philosophers in the west who doubt whether some of these
concepts, such as the concepts of Morality, Religion, and Absolute
Mind/Spirit, can properly be used. "Materialists," "Atheists,"
"Skeptics" and "Naturalists" argue that these concepts have no firm
foundation. I wonder what you think about this. Do you think that
Hegel is successful in arguing for these concepts?

Yours,

Bob Wallace

> Hello everyone.I am very glad to be a member of this group,and I want
>to have more communication with all of the group menbers .
>
> I like Hegel's philosophy very much.I think his notions refelect our
>world more truthful than others.In the past two years,I work hard on
>his book.Especially his "The Phenomenology of Mind" .At first I find it
>is very difficult to understand this book,all that I can do is
>'re-reading' it ,I found that after I have read the sentences several
>times ,at some time I suddenly know it .His philosopht may be one of
>the abstractest in the world,and may be very 'far away form the
>realistic '.But I think his philosophy is very realistic ,the concepts
>in his book are all of the real concept which is just in our daily
>lives. For example ,'sense certainty' is 'at the start and immediately
>our object ',In our daily life our the kind of our conscious are often
>belong to sense certainty.Our conscious are also belong to perception
>when we see "the bag is black,cube,heavy..."
>
> I am a Chinese ,I have write a lot of thoughts about 'The
>Phenomenology of Mind' in my blog.Welcome to my blog at
>http://blog.sina.com.cn/GWFHegel <http://blog.sina.com.cn/GWFHegel>
>
> Thank you!
>
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