Hegel & Marx on the Beach
The summer workshops organised by Dominique Mazuet: Hegel in five episodes, Marx in two.
- 01
Hegel on the Beach 1/5
How should we read Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit in light of the historical upheaval and the Romantic crisis from which it emerged?
- 02
Hegel on the Beach 2/5
In what way does Hegel, and first of all the Phenomenology of Spirit, remain relevant against a contemporary thought that presents itself as anti-Hegelian?
- 03
Hegel on the Beach 3/5
How does the phenomenology of spirit, by refusing to treat knowledge as a preliminary instrument, shift truth from the sensible object to the subject?
- 04
Hegel on the Beach 4/5
How does the negation of the negation make it possible to understand individuality, labor, the struggle for recognition between master and slave, and the meaning of history as freedom?
- 05
Hegel on the Beach 5/5
How does aesthetic appearance, down to the gleam of a look, express the material and historical richness of a world, and why does recognition between subjects pass through the thing?
- 06
Marx on the Beach 1/2
What does Marx mean when he affirms that men enter into relations of production independent of their will, and in what sense do these relations form "the unconscious of the unconscious"?
- 07
Marx on the Beach 2/2
What gives a commodity its value, and how is surplus value at the core of Marx's analysis?