Hegel's Dialetic: a game

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Re: Hegel's Dialetic: a game

Postby Aitrus » 03 Jul 2011, 02:26

Thesis: Art
Antithesis: Mathematics
Synthesis: Well-rounded education
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A twist on Hegel

Postby Will » 10 Jul 2011, 17:57

There is a curious twist on Hegel. I think of it as Tailtiu's third. Briefly put, in any dualism there is always "a third way". From the Irish, When the Tuatha confronted with the choice of war or slavery, Tailtiu pointed out a third way----lets just move over here; and make a new home. (Which btw, begins to point towards the discussion of "place" as part of Abram's "Spell of the Sensuous" being discussed elsewhere.) Tailtiu's third has certain ties back to both Euclid and Descartes, etal in that some "trio's" are more "complete", "independent" or "orthogonal" than others. An alternate to Hegel's game is identifying either (or both): (1) the other two "images" that together with the first constitute some specific domain; and (2) take the original as the domain; and then find the three (but there are always more than just a single set of three) constituent images that help to navigate within the domain.

For example, in one view, "change" becomes a domain comprised periodic change, sustained change and wild change. This view lies beneath, and least in some experiential realms, the fire, the well and the tree as inherently sanctuary.

The fire may be experienced as earth, air, water under going a wild sporadic change, never exactly under any exactly predictable growth or change while alive, but always having identifiable "birth" and "death".

The well (spring, stream) may be experienced as air earth water under going cyclic change processes, now running full and sweet; now perhaps going saline or murky, now perhaps drying up or flooding.

The tree may be experienced as air, earth, water coming together in a continual process of sustained change, from day to day; moment to moment, never exactly the same tree; but always changing into more fully "tree"; a more complete expression of an individual unique "tree".
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Re: Hegel's Dialetic: a game

Postby Al Hakim » 23 Jul 2011, 22:49

You will have noticed that the sequence of thesis- antithesis -synthesis corresponds to the druidic triad?
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Re: Hegel's Dialetic: a game

Postby Fox of the Oaks » 24 Jul 2011, 05:54

Dare I continue...

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Re: Hegel's Dialetic: a game

Postby treegod » 24 Jul 2011, 19:35

thesis: Understanding of life

antithesis: ignorance

synthesis: learning
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Re: Hegel's Dialetic: a game

Postby dvawlqos » 27 Jul 2011, 02:01

Ok

eternity
ending
continuation
Much that was called religion has carried an unconscious attitude of hostility toward life. True religion must teach that life is filled with joys pleasing to the eye of God, that knowledge without action is empty. All men must see that the teaching of religion by rules and rote is largely a hoax. The proper teaching is recognized with ease. You can know it without fail because it awakens within you that sensation which tells you this is something you’ve always known.

Conclusion of the "Commentaries" in "Appendix II: The Religion of Dune"
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Re: Hegel's Dialetic: a game

Postby Fox of the Oaks » 27 Jul 2011, 05:28

Continuation

Discontinuation

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Re: Hegel's Dialetic: a game

Postby Heddwen » 27 Jul 2011, 08:50

landscape

nothing

evolution

.....does this work?
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Re: Hegel's Dialetic: a game

Postby Fox of the Oaks » 27 Jul 2011, 09:09

I suppose that's the age old question, did everything come from nothing (through evolution)?
I think it works. I wonder if the following works...

evolution
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Re: Hegel's Dialetic: a game

Postby dvawlqos » 29 Jul 2011, 14:53

Breath
no breath
life in the balance
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