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How do you recognise a comrade in the wild?
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I also just remembered of "contradiction".
Yeah, one of my Marxist teachers was trying to explain something dialectically (though unfortunately in the Fichteian way).
Speech 100! Hahaha
Well, yeah. I know some of that stuff indirectly. Haven't been here for long, but there's a few of the concepts that appear over and over again, and are useful in actual conversation, even if sometimes not perfectly precise.
I'll start using "the material conditions of this codebase won't allow for the unfolding of such feature". Or something.
It's really hard to dig deeper into all/most of the concepts.
I’ve learned a lot about dialectics recently. I can give recommendations. I haven’t read any Hegel or Fichte, but i have read Mao.
Yes, please? I know "on contradiction" is in the queue. But those things take time. :D
Yeah, it’s good. ‘On practice,’ and ‘on the correct handling of the contradictions among the people’ go with that. You can find them here. I recommend ‘the dialectical biologist’ which I recently finished. ‘The Parable of the Sower’ good dialectical fiction (the sequel too). Stalin’s ‘dialectical and historical materialism’ is great. I highly recommend RevLeft’s dialectics deep dive series with Mathew Furlong. It’s long and way back in the catalog, but great.
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy: