In der fundamentalen Frage; der Lebensverneinung und der unbedingten Lebensbejahung, der partikularen Absolutheit und der fundamentalen - undifferenzierten - Absolutheit bei dem Begriff Christis als Sohn bzw. als Gründendes des Seins selbst, differieren jedoch meines Empfindens nach die Begriffe der beiden Götter - kennen Sie diebezüglich einen Denkweg diese Gegensätze zu versöhnen?
@IgboKezieКүн бұрын
Otium cum dignitus was one of the key themes I took from you Johannes pre pandemic. Good to see you still flourishing 🎉
@bojackson35852 күн бұрын
All I needed to hear was U2 sucks to sub
@mdshadkhan8362 күн бұрын
"Why should setting be injurious to the sun and moon? To thee it seems a setting, but 'tis' a rising' Tho' the vault seems a prison, 'tis release of a soul' What seed went down into earth but it grew? Shut thy mouth on this side, and open it beyond For in placeless air will by thy triumphal song. ~Rumi.
@aesop14513 күн бұрын
Kant, Schopenhauer, Whitehead and Hartshorne create a complete system of Aryan metaphysics, ethics, and aesthetics. Descartes, Spinoza, and Hegel, lead to transhumanism, Marxism, and submission to technocapitalism.
@JohannesNiederhauser3 күн бұрын
How do these three particularly lead to Transhumanism?
@newparadigmfish3 күн бұрын
Try this on for size. I am what outside the box sounds like. And no, you haven’t heard this before. I am a set of a’ priori modes, not a body of limbs and organs. We need to move beyond the notion of “We”. Human is a loose notion at best. In essence, the body/conduit has no fixed predicate in the abstract lens so the premise is incorrect. What is it of us, that knows this? Until we know more, we are a set of a’ priori modes trying to stabilise our line in an ocean of dissipating variables. We should define ourselves in this manner. We are a set of modes that allow for systematic alignment. A set synthesised with realities structures and stresses. Understanding this is the next step. Everything else is tied up in a field of inverted axioms and that path is a dead end. Human is not part of the way I think. I’m beyond it. I don’t know what I am only that I am not the body. I am a set of modes as I said and until I know more… It keeps going round in circles. One has to look through the phenomenological lens if they want beyond this primitive, half developed monkey head paradigm but who’s really ready for that path. If you want to understand the modes - KZfaq - new paradigm fish by Yap. Stripping it right back. Alternatively- read my work for free on medium. New paradigm fish Yap.
@JohannesNiederhauser3 күн бұрын
@@newparadigmfish pretty run of the mill reified materialism to be frank.
@jamesmain83953 күн бұрын
if you swint you can see a death face in the middle of the two trees 😮
@EskiDl23 күн бұрын
banger
@brahmbandyopadhyay4 күн бұрын
Wow...
@jacobzeier4 күн бұрын
Beauty IS subjective! It's an opinion, NEVER a fact! Always has been and always will be. Same goes for morality and art.
@JohannesNiederhauser4 күн бұрын
Then this is also just an opinion and no one has to consider your remark.
@nehakiran5254 күн бұрын
21:54
@thomasp.18284 күн бұрын
René Girard's restatement of Nietzsche, right? It is uncanny, the possible strangeness of the first christians.
@nathanpoole-mccullough91044 күн бұрын
As a former philosophy student with a deep interest in phenomenology and ontological approaches to coaching and leadership, I have taken numerous courses throughout my academic journey. However, my experience with the Halkyon Guild, led by Johannes A. Niederhauser, stands out as truly exceptional. I have completed three courses on Heidegger and two on Kant and German Idealism through the Halkyon Guild, and I can confidently say they are among the most thought-provoking and intellectually stimulating courses I have ever taken. Johannes A. Niederhauser brings a unique depth of understanding and passion to his teaching, creating an environment that encourages DIALOGUE between students, deep reflection and critical engagement with complex philosophical ideas. The courses are well-structured, with a perfect balance of lectures, discussions, and reading materials, allowing for a comprehensive exploration of the subjects. Johannes's ability to make these challenging topics both philosophically deep for those wanting that but also accessible and engaging for a non-acedemic lover of wisdom is truly commendable. Halkyon Guild has not only deepened my understanding of philosophy but also enriched my ability to apply philosophical concepts in practical and meaningful ways. I highly recommend Halkyon Guild to anyone seeking a profound and transformative educational experience in philosophy.
@Sathya_kaman5 күн бұрын
Thank you 🎉
@crickcrot5 күн бұрын
As the civilisation, degenerates and lives off the success of the past, also, by borrowing a lot of money to buy resources life is really good, but became also more attractive to the slothful and the lazy the rot sets in .
@geolazakis6 күн бұрын
Very fun hearing stories from your uni-lecturing days, funnily hard imagining someone having Dr. Johannes as a lecturer and asking him if something is needed for the exam XD!! I hope Halkyon develops enough to a physical location, and it would be so ideal in 🇬🇷, as I live there often hahaha! The seminars on Halkyon have already inspired me to host reading seminars at my university, and plan on starting this fall with something short like reading of 'Muße und Kult' and B. Chul-Han's 'Burnout Society' or Fisher's 'Capitalist Realism'.
@geolazakis6 күн бұрын
Congratulations to Dr. Johannes!! I stumbled upon this beautiful channel when I was taking a course on Critical Theory, and happened to hear about Heidegger and Wilhelm von Humboldt. Since then I've signed up to four courses hosted by other teachers on Halkyon, just now did I finally register for your self-studies on Plato's Politia and I'm blown away by the production quality. I can't wait to actually read the book and listen to your commentary! Dr. Johannes Bildung spirit overflows in his work; I've been taught that I have so much more to learn, and I've been greatly inspired by his way of doing things. My thanks to Dr. Johannes and God bless!
@JohannesNiederhauser6 күн бұрын
Thank you very much, George!
@emilthiels62566 күн бұрын
Hello,Prachtig!!good to hear!Tanks to all!
@TiranoBorgeano7 күн бұрын
best hair on theory tube, passes the litmus (lichtung?) test
@JohannesNiederhauser7 күн бұрын
Ha! Thanks
@geolazakis6 күн бұрын
if higher education causes malding, surely this must be evidence that schole preserves health!
@clumsydad71588 күн бұрын
great comments on Hegel's science of logic - what really keyed it for me is the comment on the 'concrete', or the growing together, and how if we take reality at face value we become very confused. it is only by trying to unravel things, working back towards the actual, that we gain an appreciation for things. our understanding is always fluid, and logic is a tool in clarifying, but the most unrelenting domain is that of our premises, and how our faculties dictate our ontology; our fundamental way of experience which we can't get behind of. of course in the stating of "I" as a contradiction, one is reminded of the asian sense of the illusion of the I, and also in the discussion I was reminded of deleuzean theory about the elevation of difference as the preferred method of perceiving/deconstructing reality. we live in a blur of reality where all separation is illusory, but we are forced to stand and appear separate in our mortal bodies, yet our ontology is a long cascade of living concrescence, deeply embedded. and everything is just different forms of becoming - that which never ceases. thank you, this brings hegel's thinking into a new light for me.
@cdawg-jr4ik8 күн бұрын
If Dionysus and Christ are so similar, why did Nietzsche refer to himself as the disciple of one and hate the other? He paid the price for his life lived against God by losing his mind. You need to realize that this was a ritual of inversion that says nothing about true Christianity and instead reveals the Satanic beliefs of the dark powers of this world.
@JohannesNiederhauser7 күн бұрын
Dionysos is many things but certainly not Satan.
@sb54218 күн бұрын
I like the slogan in theory, but you explained how it is misused in practice in a wonderful critique of modern tourism. This is not the Venice of Canaletto. “Where St. Mark’s is, where the Doges used to wed the sea with rings!” (As Browning wonderfully sang.) Nevertheless, even as I see its weakness, I believe in it. Although, I would correct it with Shakespeare’s logic-J: “What must be shall be.” (FL: “That’s a certain text.”)-It is not that beauty can save the world, it is that “Beauty MUST save the world.” That must be our motto, else we will go to ruin. The beautiful is a form of the good-greater, at times, than “the good”-no longer ‘the Good’ of Plato but now narrowly conceived as “social welfare” and nothing else, a term which sounds noble but is taken to have merely an economic signification.) Somehow, I know not how, we have ended up in the timeline where both Marx and Nietzsche are correct! You offer not a bad definition of Beauty when (at 16:40) you say that it is “the medium through which something genuinely shines forth.” I would say that Beauty herself _shines forth_ through that definition and for a brief moment shows herself-(Oh, Venus, goddess of Love!) You gave the hint to solving the problem when you said “it should be alive.” Yes, these places are dead in their “life.” They are become cold, dead,ruins even in their current inhabitation!) Also, I believe literally what you said about the Temple of Apollo.
@uutaker9 күн бұрын
I also find parallels between Jesus Christ and Dionysos, such as the motif of wine (blood of Christ as a sign of sacrifice; wine of Dionysos as easer of suffering); both sons of (the supreme) God; and as far as I know originally Dionysos also executes self-sacrifice to ensure the renewal of life. On the other hand, the Opening Ceremony of the Paris Olimpic Games was unworthy both to the Last Supper and Dionysos as well. As I understand, the point of the Dionysian act is that one finds joy in huge achievement. Life flourishes as it prevails over the cold rationality of the physical world, in which life has very low chances to survive or even to appear. In my opinion, this notion is quite the opposite what the Olympic ceremony represented, as it promoted having joy in moving towards the 'weaker resistance' by rationally deconstructing the cornerstones of identity. It was not about overcoming the barriers, but denying that the barriers exist.
@JohannesNiederhauser9 күн бұрын
Well said
@uutaker9 күн бұрын
@@JohannesNiederhauser Thank you!
@geoffreydawson54309 күн бұрын
Stephen Davies if you are bored. But I am sure someone will love your asymmetries. Sunsets come and go as does my compassion for your attitude. Foreigners everywhere in Venice huh. Those dame outsider artists huh. One of my best friends is an internationally displayed painter with schizophrenia. But I too am pissed off with the current Biennal for they are ripping off outsider artists.
@jzargo17099 күн бұрын
I really don’t see the correlation between Christ and Dionysius at all
@helviov9 күн бұрын
Parallelomania. Dolphins and bats share the same echolocation mechanism. Darwinists will claim “convergent evolution” before considering the primacy of telos, and that the same ends may imply the same means. In this case, comparative mythologists will claim convergent mythology before considering that Christ may have singularly embodied principles that were once expressed through myths.
@jzargo17099 күн бұрын
@@helviovinteresting point; what I was thinking is That Christ and Dionysus represent completely different things
@JohannesNiederhauser8 күн бұрын
Sorry but are you not also drawing a parallel here yourself?
@helviov8 күн бұрын
@@jzargo1709 There are some commonalities, but overall they are distinct stories and realities, like you suggest. The question raised in the video is grounded on an implicit suspicion over the authenticity of Christ’s story. If we presume its authenticity, then the pertinent questions also change.
@helviov8 күн бұрын
@@JohannesNiederhauser Yes, similar statements whose judgement requires the same high standards. It is the burden of both Darwinian biologists and comparative mythologists to provide the mechanisms for their “convergences,” beyond any shadow of doubt. Biologists must provide the sequence of mutations that create the same function in different organisms, and prove that it actually occurred independently in Nature. It’s never been done. Likewise, mythologists must provide sufficient material evidence supporting the thesis of conspiracy to create one story from another. Or that they share the same source of inspiration. And scrutinize the evidence as it would be done in a court of law.
@beate1119 күн бұрын
One is almost tempted to wish that the Metaverse would have been more successful in that regard. Mark Zuckerberg uploading all that cities and collecting the tourists over there, beautifully contained under the glasses. The difference in the experience of not really being there in Venice or not really being there in the Metaverse is probably rather minor at this stage. Though I don't know if you were allowed to take pictures in the Metaverse.
@JohannesNiederhauser9 күн бұрын
Ha
@sb54218 күн бұрын
At first, I frowned at this proposal, but by the end you had converted me. Indeed, and this would expand access to “travel.” I am content to look at Venice through paintings of Canaletto’s on Wikipedia-(often the quality is tremendous, tens of thousands of pixels of high quality definition!)-but a good many people, probably most people, would prefer to see Venice on foot, and I do not begrudge them one bit. At least in this way, I benefit in this way from an overactive imagination. In this respect, the instinct of the people is correct. The general opinion about the Metaverse is that it is no place where we should spend as much time as we do on the internet now. (And, in general also, people wish they spent less time on the internet.) But people also rave after they have had the experience (I have not) of putting on VR goggles for the first time. So, splitting that difference, I think “Metaverse for Travel” sounds to me like a great idea-the best idea anybody’s had about those newfangled things. Indeed, a billion dollar idea I think you’ve had, sir or ma’am 💸💸💸
@davidddd20019 күн бұрын
there has sadly been a trend recently in the West to adopt and put on display these ugly postmodern aesthetics, and this is what occurred at the Olympics as well. frankly, i think if they disavowed said aesthetics, the backlash wouldn't have been so bad
@JohannesNiederhauser9 күн бұрын
It was a Dionysian orgy. Not postmodernism. And Dionysos is an old god.
@IndustrialMilitia9 күн бұрын
@@JohannesNiederhauser You think the French Olympics are doing it for a Dionysian reason? No. They're doing it to be "subversive" and "trendy".
@davidddd20019 күн бұрын
@@JohannesNiederhauser sure but i was more so talking about them synthesising masculine aesthetics and female aesthetics to create some kind of ambiguous, "non-binary" aesthetic that has dominated our culture for some years now and that is anything but beautiful. i also think that one of the people who organised the event referred to it on social media as the "New Gay Testament" which says a lot lol
@Finn9599 күн бұрын
Dann benenn doch mal die Parallelen
@JohannesNiederhauser9 күн бұрын
I'm not aware that we are on a "per Du" basis. Your lack of basic manners is unwelcome here.
@zmbo780610 күн бұрын
No more inhabitants, citizens , and locals ... only consumers.
@ignaciogc992010 күн бұрын
You are like a guy from 19th century put into this crazy world