Death, Mysticism and Modernity with Rico Sneller
Hermitix
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The Importance of Historicality in Hegel's Philosophy
Hegel believed that felt unity is not completely felt or not felt enough, it can only be anticipated. In proportion to the development of Hegel's thinking, he discovered that time must be introduced in his mystical surmise. The more you insist on history or historicity, the less you will find a mystical notion in Marx and Heidegger. And my definition must also pay a tribute to the times in which we are living, because I cannot simply repeat a medieval approach or not even dialectic.
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