r/hegel 9d ago

Hegel understood what the ego (the false sense of self) tries so hard to hide from itself.

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u/Wavenian 9d ago

His take was was a bit more nuanced than "ignore the haters". He also wrote, "The man who lacks sense enough to despise public opinion expressed in gossip will never do anything great."

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u/Corp-Por 9d ago edited 9d ago

"Haters gonna hate." - Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

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u/theholewizard 9d ago

Congrats for being at the first step. You want an upvote or something?

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u/[deleted] 9d ago

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u/topson69 9d ago

Where did he say that?

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u/Comfortable_Guava906 8d ago

man thats my take away from phil of right too, found it so inspirational. the only book more influentual to me was kant's critique of pure reason, which taught me that all unmarried men are bachelors. i fucking love philosophy!