Philosophy

Here I am going down the Hegel's dialectic rabbit hole and seemingly just getting more confused. (or maybe that is the point) 

Can anyone recommend some good secondary literature/videos/ explanations for it? 🙏

John vervaeke youtube. You’ll find some good stuff there.

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John vervaeke youtube. You’ll find some good stuff there. https://youtu.be/6pwBgL0BbJ0?si=4t-FpFtxjFxw2eFg

That's the sense I got so far. But hey, I like a good challenge and i am a native German speaker, so that might help with context.

Hegel is notoriously difficult to understand, especially without familiarity of both German philosophy at the time (specifically Kantian metaphysics) and philosophy in general (especially Aristotle)

recommend these two lectures:
https://youtu.be/0F8REGux8qs?si=w1g05rJisIj9urs_
https://youtu.be/_xbZzxet9Cs?si=1uhcMJbgLzHSYvzP

Also, specifically Hegel's dialectic, was nicely explained on "Philosophize this!" podcast in the recent series on Zizek, in 2nd or 3rd episode. There are also a few episodes solely on Hegel.

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Not a direct description of the dialectical method, but I highly recommend  The Routledge Guidebook to Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit

Not a direct description of the dialectical method, but I highly recommend  The Routledge Guidebook to Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit https://www.routledge.com/The-Routledge-Guidebook-to-Hegels-Phenomenology-of-Spirit/Stern/p/book/9780415664462

I have a cd series that covers existentialism. I think Hegel is covered on it. Interested?