Anonymous 2021-07-06 (Tue) 05:57:06 No. 6358
>>6345 Absolute worst offender in this regard is Tony Smith and his book "The Logic of Marx's Capital"
Anonymous 2021-07-06 (Tue) 19:18:19 No. 6362
Hegel is a philosophical encyclopedia. There is philosophical jargon that I didn't understand from Marx until after having read Hegel, and that's just a bit of Hegel.
Anonymous 2021-12-26 (Sun) 19:27:58 No. 9091
actually i don't think it's stated enough
Marx took way more from Hegel than just dialectic, and people thinking they can just read The German Ideology and be finished with Marx's philosophical groundings is a huge cause of theoretical misunderstanding
https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1837-pre/letters/37_11_10.htm https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1843/letters/43_09-alt.htm Anonymous 2021-12-26 (Sun) 21:00:22 No. 9093
To understand Marx's reasoning, to understand how he developed his ideas you need Hegel. No, you don't need Hegel to understand what the definitions of "surplus value" or "variable capital" are. Depends on what your goals.