Friday, January 27, 2017

F.E.D. Publishes Enhanced Version of ‘Hegel’s ‘‘‘Algorithm’’’ for Dialectic’, Methodological Essay by Hermes de Nemores.



F.E.D. Publishes Enhanced Version of Hegels ‘‘‘Algorithm’’’ for Dialectic, Methodological Essay by Hermes de Nemores.






Dear Readers,


Foundation Encyclopedia Dialectic [F.E.D.] has just published an enhanced version of the new dialectical-methodological essay by F.E.D. Secretary-General Hermes de Nemores, Chief Administrative Officer of the Foundation, via the www.dialectics.info web site.

This essay is entitled Hegels ‘‘‘Algorithm’’’ for Dialectic.


Happy reading!


Regards,

Miguel























Sunday, January 22, 2017

F.E.D. Publishes Part 2 of ‘Hegel’s ‘‘‘Algorithm’’’ for Dialectic’, Methodological Essay by Hermes de Nemores.


F.E.D. Publishes Part 2 of Hegels ‘‘‘Algorithm’’’ for Dialectic, Methodological Essay by Hermes de Nemores.






Dear Reader,


Foundation Encyclopedia Dialectic [F.E.D.] has just published Part 2. of the new dialectical-methodological essay by F.E.D. Secretary-General Hermes de Nemores, Chief Administrative Officer of the Foundation, via the www.dialectics.info web site.

This essay is entitled Hegels ‘‘‘Algorithm’’’ for Dialectic.


Happy reading!


Regards,

Miguel























Wednesday, January 04, 2017

ITINTO to Trump on the S.E.C. -- Breaking News!





Dear Readers,


With the naming, today, by the Trump administration-in-waiting -- or not-so-[in]-waiting, as the case may be -- of their pick to head the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission [S.E.C.], namely, Jay Clayton, "an elite lawyer who has defended big banks for their financial crisis-era misbehavior." [CNN Breaking News], the International Truth-In-Naming Tribunal [ITINT], has just now issued, to the U. S. Government, a court Order [an ITINTO], requiring that the Trump administration re-name its S.E.C. agency "the Securities Unregulation Commission" [S.U.C.].


Regards,

Miguel






















Sunday, January 01, 2017

Excerpt from Web Dialogue on "Marx's" "Dialectic Materialism".


Dear Readers,

The following is an excerpt from my recent web dialogue regarding the definition of -- "Marx's" -- "Dialectic Materialism".

Enjoy, and HAPPY NEW YEAR!


Regards,

Miguel







Q[ https://www.reddit.com/r/Socialism_101/comments/5k34j8/eli5_of_marxs_dialectic_materialism/?utm_content=title&utm_medium=front&utm_source=reddit&utm_name=Socialism_101 ]:  

"... of Marx's Dialectic Materialism?"


R“Dialectic Materialism” is not a term that Marx ever used, and, hence, is not really “Marx’s”.

Marx did clearly hold that dialectic -- the irruption of an “other”, by “aufheben” processes of self-negation, from out of a prior class or category, and, later, the re-combination of those prior two in a way that resolves their initial opposition -- characterizes the totality of physical Nature, including pre-human Nature, and contemporary exo-human Nature, as well as human Nature. 

See, for example Marx, Capital., Volume I, Part I, Commodities and Money, Chapter III., Money, or the Circulation of Commodities, Section 2., The Medium of Circulation, [sub-section] a., The Metamorphosis of Commodities, 1st paragraph.

Regarding “Materialism”, Marx was openly critical of both French “Mechanical Materialism”, and other forms of abstract “Matter”-ism, as well as of Hegelian and other abstract “Idealisms”. 

Marx’s world view was a kind of dialectical synthesis, negating the fetishisms, mystifications, and subject/object inversions of BOTH preceding “Matter-isms” and preceding “Idea-isms”.


Marx’s dialectical synthesis might best be termed ‘psychohistorical materialism’.

That is because Marx’s writings evince a keen awareness, and focus, on the historically causative role of the human, intersubjective, collective-psychological, including ideological forces involved in humans making history together.

For example, Marx’s critical concept of [capital-]VALUE is not a PHYSICAL substance, but a SOCIAL substance, grounded in the collective human view holding objects of value, the physical objects onto which humans collectively project and enforce VALUE.

For more about this view of Marx’s theory, see www.dialectics.info.