In this episode, Ryan and Todd discuss the so-called "End of History" in Hegel&#39;s thought. Francis Fukuyama&#39;s 1989 essay "The End of History?" thrust Hegel unexpectedly into mainstream political conversation. The first half of the episode discusses the legacy of Fukuyama&#39;s essay and considers how appropriate it is to regard the End of History as a purely Hegelian notion. The second half discusses issues with extracting any lesson--political or otherwise--from the publications collected as Hegel&#39;s lectures. Finally, Ryan and Todd offer their own takes on how to think the end in Hegel.Referenced in this episode: "The End of History and the Return of History" by Philip T. Grier from The Hegel Myths and Legends edited by Jon Stewart (not that one)BONUS CONTENT:Please check out good friend Russ Sbriglia&#39;s brilliant band <a href="https://misconstruity.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Misconstruity</a>. Pre-order the record if you&#39;re into it! There are all kinds of links on the webpage but here is <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KRrMI72xrQ" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">the lead track </a>available to stream on YouTube. Second thing, <a href="https://academicminute.org/ryan-engley-pomona-college-seriality-and-our-psyches/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">I (Ryan) was briefly featured on NPR&#39;s Academic Minute this week</a>. None of what I say here will be particularly revelatory for the Why Theory audience but it&#39;s a cool thing I got to do and thought I&#39;d share it. Thank you for your support!

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