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> They didn’t even know what they “knew”. That reminds me of one of Hegel's better lines, from the preface to The Phenomenology of Spirit: "What is well-known
by FreakLegion 14y ago
> They didn’t even know what they “knew”.
That reminds me of one of Hegel's better lines, from the preface to The Phenomenology of Spirit: "What is well-known is not necessarily known merely because it is well-known." (This particular translation is Walter Kaufmann's, if I remember correctly.)
- nevster 14y agoSometimes you're not really thinking about what you're thinking about when you're thinking about it.