It is highly recommended that in addition to watching the video commentary, you also read the text of the Phenomenology, since then you can follow the structure of the paragraphs that are treated separately from video to video.
- Lecture 269 - paragraphs 632-633
- Lecture 270 - paragraphs 634-635
- Lecture 271 - paragraphs 636-638
- Lecture 272 - paragraphs 639-640
- Lecture 273 - paragraphs 641-642
- Lecture 274 - paragraph 643
- Lecture 275 - paragraph 644
- Lecture 276 - paragraph 645
- Lecture 277 - paragraphs 646-647
- Lecture 278 - paragraphs 648-649
- Lecture 279 - paragraphs 650-652
- Lecture 280 - paragraphs 653
- Lecture 281 - paragraphs 654-655
- Lecture 262 - paragraph 656
- Lecture 283 - paragraphs 657-658
- Lecture 284 - paragraphs 659-660
- Lecture 285 - paragraphs 661-662
- Lecture 286 - paragraphs 663-664
- Lecture 287 - paragraphs 665
- Lecture 288 - paragraphs 666
- Lecture 289 - paragraphs 667
- Lecture 290 - paragraphs 668-670
- Lecture 291 - paragraphs 671
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