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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If anyone would like to actually get a list going, I woluld suggest reading
Negative Dialectics and Hegel: Three Studies. I have created a group list:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Adorno-Hegel

Please join up, and if anyone would like to co-moderate it (please!), let me
know. I haven't written a real description, or put up any art work yet. Right
now it is open membership, but if it begiins to get going, we can have
membership retricted, if for no other reason than to avoid spamming.

Wil


In a message dated 3/9/08 3:41:48 PM, jgbardis@... writes:

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>
>
> --- In hegel@..., Oliver Scholz <alkibiades@alk> wrote:
> >
> But if people would be
> > interested in a in-depth discussion of Adorno's "Aesthetical Theory"
> > in light of Hegel's philosophy of art and vice versa, then I would
> > gladly join.
>
> -=-=-=-=
>
> I got that book yesterday along with ND. I'm also about half way
> through a little book by Alex Thomson, _Adorno: A Guide for the
> Perplexed_. So far I've only read about Adorno's aesthetics, which I
> find very interesting. I was surprised to see that I had already,
> more than 30 years ago, apparently read a little bit of Adorno. It
> seems Thomas Mann's description of his main character's music, which
> was remarkably tedious to read, comes almost word for word from
> Adorno.
>
> I'm sure there would be enough room on the list for all aspects of
> Adorno's philosophy-- Adorno's philosophy--<wbr>which is o
>
> John
>
>
>

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