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Channel devoted to the study of philosophy with an emphasis on Hegels Dialectic Philosophy. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-philosophy-channel--4573240/support .
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From Potentiality to Self-Consciousness: The Dialectic of An-sich-sein and Für-sich-sein in Hegel's Philosophy Few distinctions in Hegel's philosophy carry as much weight as that between an-sich-sein (being-in-itself) an
Our culture lives in a paradox. We celebrate freedom and authenticity, yet we are crushed by the pressure to prove ourselves. This episode explores how postmodernism and neoliberalism shaped our souls, and how the gospel
Eught different philosophies of Sovereignty, from Hobbes to Agamben, Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-philosophy-channel--4573240/support . "Dare to use your own reason" - Immanuel
The Talmud and Augustine offer two very different ways of thinking about God and the human person within the shared world of Scripture. The Talmud speaks through many voices, its ideas emerging from debate, story, and la
In this episode, we explore the opening movement of Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit, where the journey of consciousness—das Bewusstsein—begins. Hegel starts with the idea that consciousness simply encounters objects “out
This episode explores the striking idea that “God is dead” — not only in Nietzsche’s philosophy, but already in Hegel’s early work Faith and Knowledge. For Hegel, the “death of God” is not an atheist slogan but a diagnos
This episode explores the very beginning of Hegel’s Science of Logic: the concept of pure being. Hegel asks us not to think about concepts, not to analyze how concepts are used, but to think the concept itself. Pure bein
In this opening lecture, we begin our journey into Hegel’s Phenomenology of Spirit, a book that isn’t a textbook or a treatise, but a dramatic story of consciousness learning what truth really is. Hegel challenges us to
Wonder is the fundamental experience of philosophy insofar as it is a will to truth. We want to understand and know the world as it is in itself—kath'auto—and not merely as it appears to us in our use of things. Truth an
In this episode, we dive into one of the sharpest confrontations in modern philosophy: the clash between Emmanuel Levinas and G.W.F. Hegel. The debate centers on one essential question: can ethics truly break the totaliz
The title of the second chapter of Philosophy as Conversation is "Between Hegel and Nietzsche." This theme was already announced in the first chapter: we need to understand the fundamental issues that arose in the 19th c
The relationship between religion and philosophy reaches an intensity and complexity in Maimonides' work that has hardly any precedent within the Jewish tradition. His thinking stands at the intersection of revelation an
In this episode, I discuss the first chapter of my book Philosophy as Conversation (1994). I explore why modern philosophy is often described as being “in crisis” and place that crisis in the context of nineteenth‑centur
In this episode, we explore a big philosophical question behind the Israeli–Palestinian conflict: what actually makes a political community legitimate? We start with Hegel, who argues that a true state is the embodiment
In this reflection, I look back on my book Philosophy as Conversation, published more than thirty years ago. At the time, I felt both proud and uncertain — proud that Het Spectrum published it, and uncertain because the
In 1994 verscheen mijn boek "Filosofie als Gesprek" in de Aula-reeks van Het Spectrum. Het was een poging mijn gedachten over de aard van de filosofie samen te vatten in een boek dat ook praktische aanwijzingen gaf hoe d
This episode explores how states respond to traumatic attacks through the lens of Hegel’s political philosophy. For Hegel, the state is not just a political structure but the living reality of ethical life — the place wh
There are moments in history when the language of treaties and borders suddenly reveals its fragility—when the promises states make to one another are tested not on paper but in the lives of real people. Ukraine’s story
In this episode, we explore Ukraine’s struggle through a Hegelian lens, not as a distant geopolitical crisis but as a profound contest over the very meaning of political life. What happens when a people’s ethical self‑un
Hegel’s concept of reflection-in-itself is the key to understanding how Essence differs from mere Being. While Being is immediate and fleeting, Essence is self-mediating—it negates immediacy, repels itself outward, and r
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