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Daily reminder that if you don't understand the philosophy of history, you'll never interpret events correctly.
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Reminder that you should never read Hegel's Philosophy of History without understanding his Phenomenology first.
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>>893054
"Philosophy" of History is nonsense.
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>>893090
*tips fedora*
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>>893092
non-argument.
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>>893108
>someone posts a non-argument to a non-argument, which is followed up again by a non-argument
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>>893137
No.

Your OP made a claim, you didn't provide evidence for it, I called your claim out as nonsense.
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>>893137
Shut the fuck up, retard.
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>>893142
I ONLY CAME HERE TO SHITPOST
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>>893137
Well, philosophy of history *is* nonsense. Hegel's philosophy is self-negating.
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>>893142
*tips fedora*
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>>893054
I agree.
One should look for a physiognomic perspective of history.
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>>893170
What does physiognomic mean?
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Get sublated fggts
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>>893089
>wasting time on PoS

Pathetic.
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>>893162
indeed.
he advocates against a culturally biased view of history, and yet proceeds to do just that.

>>893185
to determine fundamental characteristics of something from what is outwardly perceivable
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>>893266
So phenomenology?
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>>893300
yes, pretty much that.
Spengler had similar influences as those of Husserl or Heidegger, and he can really be considered a proto-phenomenologist of sorts
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