The Relationship Between Hegel and Delurs

Delurs seems to be his most polemical when it comes to someone like Hegel. He talks about the struggle against an image and even one phrase I wrote down talks about philosophical obstinacy. And that suggests a kind of an oppositional attitude towards goodwill and common sense or so on. But in reality, he's trying to suspend our ordinary understanding of thought and being with sheer indeterminate being. That can then build itself up and lead us to a deeper understanding. So I think there's something a little bit more open-ended about Hegel's procedure. Whereas I think delurs has something more of a polemical agenda, which then expresses itself in the privilege that he seems