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CLR James’ “Notes on Dialectics” (1969) is one of the weirdest books I’ve ever read. Can someone explain the failure of the comintern & the 4th international using only Hegel’s Science of Logic? Why would someone want to? Who knows! But he is having a riot

CLR James’ “Notes on Dialectics” (1969) is one of the weirdest books I’ve ever read. Can someone explain the failure of the comintern & the 4th international using only Hegel’s Science of Logic? Why would someone want to? Who knows! But he is having a riot

CLR James’ “Notes on Dialectics” (1969) is one of the weirdest books I’ve ever read. Can someone explain the failure of the comintern & the 4th international using only Hegel’s Science of Logic? Why would someone want to? Who knows! But he is having a riot

let's start with the basics: you need to turn a bird into a lizard to understand the comintern. without this step you can get no further than the static thinking of understanding

let's start with the basics: you need to turn a bird into a lizard to understand the comintern. without this step you can get no further than the static thinking of understanding

u can tell it's good because he keeps running up against terminological squabbles that other hegelians get lost in and just says "i don't give a shit" and keeps going

u can tell it's good because he keeps running up against terminological squabbles that other hegelians get lost in and just says "i don't give a shit" and keeps going

u can tell it's good because he keeps running up against terminological squabbles that other hegelians get lost in and just says "i don't give a shit" and keeps going

i am so glad i decided to read this tonight

i am so glad i decided to read this tonight

i am so glad i decided to read this tonight

i am so glad i decided to read this tonight

lmao

lmao

i am fucking losing it

i am fucking losing it

this is how he ends part 1. the best book on hegel i have ever read

this is how he ends part 1. the best book on hegel i have ever read

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