Has anyone read this? Do you think maturity in Hegel is a simple list of appeals?
>>23623072So McDowell talks about the 'unboundedness of the concept' that you find in Hegel in chapter 3 of pic rel, you can predicate a measure of something (i.e /this/ live experience, /this/ color in this moment) in a way that makes it actual. I guess a better way to formulate my question is whether the unboundedness of the concept has to give rise to a certain caprice of mind, or if the unboundedness of the concept's novelty gets paired down as you proceed to greater degrees of absolute knowledge, or whether it is the opposite. Will you learn the most by knowing everything or knowing nothing?
>>23623072yeah, read a collection of hubert dreyfus stuff talking about it and have this to read nexthttps://www.amazon.com/Mind-Reason-Being-World-McDowell-Dreyfus/dp/0415485878/but no clue what the fuck you are on about
