I guess no one can deny the absolute truth then

Thanks you for starting a dialectic process.

>>8282423

what are dialectics?

>>8282488
Different view points
People argue
????
New viewpoints

Your usual thing is Hegelian dialectics where you have two viewpoints/ideas/etc, they're assumed to be either both true or partially true, it then goes through a process of "synthesis" where the two viewpoints are transformed into one new viewpoint (that hopefully better reflects reality).

>>8282562

>Actually is Fichte

>>8282395
It is an empirical theory. We won't really know if dialectics are right until the end of time.

>>8282571
I thought the (very very fine) difference between Fichte and Hegel was Hegel's ideas about objectivity and that opened up the whole Thesis and Antithesis thing (although Hegel was wary of opening it up himself (and elephant is not a rose and so on))

>>8282580
>and
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Wtf is up with my autocorrect today?

Isn't Marxist dialectic completely different from Hegelian dialectic?

What are the differences?

>>8282612
Marx is materialist and Hegel idealist. So Hegel is all about thoughts and ideas, Marxist dialectics is the exchange of goods and services (economic activities).

Marx said his dialectics are Hegel's turned on its head, and I guess it's fair to say that while Hegel has a dialectics of ideas that leads to describing the world, Marx goes for a dialectics of the world that describes the progress of ideas (history) (by all means someone criticise this, it's something I've just half thought now)

Could someone please explain to me in detail Hegelian dialectics? Thanks :^)

>>8282638
It's stupid and so is Hegel

>>8283274
you take that back right now

>>8283274
Ur stupid