Science of Logic Pre-Course Session (4)
Learn about the foundations of modern logic
Starting tonight (January 9th) at 7pm CET, I will be hosting the fourth of five Science of Logic pre-course sessions, in preparation for the Science of Logic course starting January 16th 2023. You can access the live pre-course sessions via the community tab at Philosophy Portal. In the fourth session, I will be presenting, and we will be discussing, Hegel’s logical response (to “Kant’s Critique” and “Fichte’s Freedom”). This presentation/discussion will give a necessary background and foundation for entrance into Hegel’s actual logic. Some of the major themes we will cover include:
The role of conceptual work in positivising negativity
Subject matter of Logic as discourse itself (no exit/escape from language)
Relations between intelligibility and unintelligibility in founding discourse
Core distinctions which govern the unfolding of Hegel’s logic
Relation between Being and Becoming in narrative processes
To access the first session, see: Formative Moments 1801-1807
To access the second session, see: Phenomenology of Spirit (1807)
To access the third session, see: Kant’s Critique, Fichte’s Freedom
To join our live fourth session, see: Philosophy Portal Community