Three New Videos in the Physiognomy and Phrenology Section

We continue along making progress through this "Physiognomy and Phrenology" portion of the Phenomenology.  At this rate, we ought to be moving into the next part of the massive "Reason" section of the work.

I have to admit, as interesting as the"Observing Reason" material is, I'm even more eager to make my way into the next two portions of the "Reason" section, where we'll consider specific types and tendencies of ethical commitments and projects.

Here are the next three videos:

• Lecture 127 - paragraphs 323-325
• Lecture 128 - paragraphs 326-328
• Lecture 129 - paragraphs 329-330

September Half Hour Hegel Q&A

It's hard to believe that it's already time for the next monthly Public Q&A session - the weeks are slipping by quickly!

So, if you want to talk, listen, or ask questions about anything Hegel-related, today is the day - 5-6 PM Central (i.e. Chicago) Time, I'll be holding the session via Google Hangouts.

This session is totally free for anybody who wants to come (I also hold another one each month exclusively for my Patreon supporters).

I'll be posting the link for the Hangout once it's opened in several locations - my Patreon page, my Facebook author page, in Google+, and in Twitter.  So, if you want in, you'll want to check at least one of those around the time the Hangout started.

Five More Video Lectures on Physiognomy and Phrenology Section!

We're making some significant progress through this longish sub-section of Observing Reason - the Physiognomy and Phrenology portion.

There is a lot of really cool stuff being discussed having to do with human freedom, individuality, action and choice, and with how we are able to make sense out of all of these - and perhaps even produce or provide for ourselves some sorts of "laws" or "sciences" (which turn out not to be laws and to be pseudo-sciences - but we do learn something valuable in the process of discovering that) about those phenomena.

I'm looking forward to finding some time in the months ahead to doing some more reflecting and also some writing about these matters - and that will happen here first, in the Half Hour Hegel blog.  In the meantime, here's those five new videos:

• Lecture 127 - paragraphs 323-325
• Lecture 128 - paragraphs 326-328
• Lecture 129 - paragraphs 329-330
• Lecture 130 - paragraphs 331-333
• Lecture 131 - paragraphs 334-335

August Half Hour Hegel Q&A Session

It's time for the next monthly Public Q&A session about anything Hegel-related, so later today, from 5-6 PM Central (i.e. Chicago) Time, I'll be holding one via Google Hangouts.

This session is totally free for anyone who wants to attend (I also hold another one each month just for my Patreon supporters).

I'll be posting the link for the Hangout once it's opened in several locations - my Patreon page, my Facebook author page, in Google+, and in Twitter.  So, if you want in, you'll want to check at least one of those around the time the Hangout started

If you've got any Hegel-related questions, or matters you'd like cleared up, or if you just like to listen to other people puzzle out stuff pertaining to Hegel, join the hangout - I'll be glad to have you there!

Next Three Videos in the Phrenology and Physiognomy Section

We continue on through this rather longish but quite important section - the third and last portion of Observing Reason.  Here's the next three commentary lectures in this portion of the text:

• Lecture 124 - paragraphs 317-318
• Lecture 125 - paragraphs 319-320
• Lecture 126 - paragraphs 321-322