Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel - Hegel's Lectures on the History of Philosoph... — Part 2 | Audiobook

🌐 Listen and download this audiobook on 3ords.com: https://3ords.com/en/book/hegel-s-lec... 🎧 Use our Telegram bot: https://t.me/its3ordsBot?start=g51636 ⏪ Previous part:    • Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel - Hegel's Le...   📚 TOP-3 similar books:    • Edward Vernon Arnold - Roman Stoicism — Pa...      • Norman Kemp Smith - A Commentary to Kant's...      • John Dewey - Leibniz's New Essays Concerni...   📚 Hegel's Lectures on the History of Philosophy: Volume 2 (of 3) — Part 2 of 2 ✍️ Author: Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel 📖 Excerpt from the book: First published in England 1894 by Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co. Ltd Reprinted 1955 by Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd Broadway House, 68-74 Carter Lane London, E.C.4 Reprinted by lithography in Great Britain by Jarrold and Sons Limited, Norwich SECTION ONE (CONTINUED) Chapter III.—First Period, Third Division A. The Philosophy of Plato 2. Philosophy of Nature 3. Philosophy of Mind B. The Philosophy of Aristotle 2. Philosophy of Nature 3. Philosophy of Mind b. Practical Philosophy Second Period.—Dogmatism and Scepticism A. The Philosophy of the Stoics B. The Philosophy of the Epicureans C. The Philosophy of the New Academy Third Period.—The Neo-Platonists B. The Cabala and Gnosticism 1. Cabalistic Philosophy C. The Alexandrian Philosophy 3. Porphyry and Iamblichus 5. Successors of Proclus CHAPTER III First Period, Third Division: Plato and Aristotle. The development of philosophic science as science, and, further, the progress from the Socratic point of view to the scientific, begins with Plato and is completed by Aristotle. They of all others deserve to be called teachers of the human race. Plato, who must be numbered among the Socratics, was the most renowned of the friends and disciples of Socrates, and he it was who grasped in all its truth Socrates’ great principle that ultimate reality lies in consciousness, since, according to him, the absolute is in thought, and all reality is Thought. He does not understand by this a one-sided thought, nor what is understood by the false idealism which makes thought once more step aside and contemplate itself as conscious thought, and as in opposition to reality; it is the thought which embraces in an absolute unity reality as well as thinking, the Notion and its reality in the movement of science, as the Idea of a scientific whole. While Socrates had comprehended the thought which is existent in and for itself, only as an object for self-conscious will, Plato forsook this narrow point of view, and brought the merely abstrac ... 🏷 Tags: philosophy audiobook,history of philosophy,Hegel,Plato philosophy,Aristotle philosophy,ancient philosophy,philosophy history,German philosophy,listening books,audio books,classical philosophy,philosophical thought,Stoics,Epicureans,Neo-Platonism,Socrates disciples,history audiobook,educational audio,philosophy classics,western philosophy,audio book online,intellectual history,metaphysics,idealism,ancient thinkers,study philosophy #its3ords #audiobook #book #books #audiobooks 🎧 Listen on Telegram: https://t.me/its3ordsBot?start=g51636 🌐 Listen on website: https://3ords.com/en/book/hegel-s-lec... 📢 Our channel: https://t.me/its3ords ⏪ Previous part:    • Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel - Hegel's Le...   ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This content is produced automatically with speech synthesis technology and may contain inaccuracies. This audiobook is narrated using an AI-generated voice. The voice does not represent any real person. We do not collaborate with or have any affiliation with any actors, announcers, or celebrities. 3ords.com is a technical platform intended for the automated processing and presentation of textual materials in audio form. The platform may contain materials, authors, rights holders or mentioned persons who hold special legal statuses under the laws of various countries. The platform performs no editorial selection of works and expresses neither agreement nor disagreement with the authors' opinions. Materials may be supplied by users or obtained from openly available internet sources. All works belong to their lawful rights holders. 3ords.com claims no rights to these materials and is not their author, publisher or rights holder. The project is informational and educational in nature and receives no commercial benefit. We encourage you to support authors and buy official editions. ❗ Upon a lawful claim from a rights holder, or if prohibited materials are discovered, the content will be removed immediately on request. Contact: LibertyStartups@proton.me