Six Videos Finishing Up the Enlightenment and Its Struggle With Superstition Section

I've gotten a bit behind in posting videos from the commentary here, so I'm posting the six that I've publicly released over the last month.  These finish up the first part of the Enlightenment section, titled "The Struggle of Enlightenment with Superstition". 

Right now my Patreon supporters of the Half Hour Hegel project are already seeing video commentaries in the "Absolute Freedom and Terror" section of the Phenomenology.  They're past the "Truth of Enlightenment" section, the videos from which I'll be releasing to the public this week and next.

For the time being though, if you're not a supporter, here are the next six videos released so far.  I hope you enjoy them - or at least that they help you make your way through this important part of the dialectic!

• Lecture 234 - paragraphs 561-562
• Lecture 235 - paragraphs 563-564
• Lecture 236 - paragraphs 565-566
• Lecture 237 - paragraphs 567-568
• Lecture 238 - paragraphs 569-571
• Lecture 239 - paragraphs 572-573

Online Hegel Q&A and Discussion Session Later Today

We're now a good ways into the month of April, and you know what that means.  It's time for another public online Hegel Q&A and discussion session.  Everyone who has an interest in Hegel, dialectical philosophy, German Idealism, or even philosophy more generally is welcome to attend and participate!

We'll be holding the session via video-conferencing using our ReasonIO FreeConferenceCall site - which you can access here.  It runs between 5-6 PM Central Time (so you'll want to check your time zone difference).

We often veer off into tangents during the discussion, depending on who shows up and what they want to talk about.  But I do give priority to any Hegel-related questions and discussions.  So if you've been puzzled by Hegel's philosophy, want to chat about it, or even just want to listen in, you're welcome to join us!

We provide these free online sessions every month - and my time and work devoted to them are underwritten by the supporters of the Half Hour Hegel project.  If you'd like to help me continue creating videos in the Half Hour Hegel series, and offering online events like this, become a supporter on Patreon!