CONCEALED within the pages of The Death of Consensus is a revelation that invites the reader to think about British political history not in terms of events, but processes. While the author insists ...

To change the world we must understand it, and the foundations of this understanding are the definitions we use. Dialectic is - for the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle - the art of persuasion.

Upanishadic neti, neti, not this, not that, and Hegel’s dialectic, while distinct, share a common thread: the use of negation and movement to arrive at a deeper understanding of reality. Though ...

In addition to the debates during the lifetime of Marx and Engels, Kangal also covers the debates that took place in the interlude between Engels’ death and the Russian 1917 revolution. For instance, ...

Already in the comments about the first instalment of this series, a problem of traditions has emerged. For a predominantly Anglo-Saxon audience, raised in the empirical and positivist tradition, ...

Using Aristotle's dialectic to define Aristotle's dialectic. Dialectic, unlike logic, is concerned with particular individuals with whom we are engaged with in argument. The argument proceeds by ...

In a letter captioned “Marxism/Leninism should go from the PPP constitution” (08.08.08) Baldeo Persaud stated “The congress of the ruling PPP should have moved to delete from the party constitution ...

Family communication is a multifaceted process that extends beyond the simple exchange of information to include the complex negotiation of individual identities and relational roles. At its core, ...

Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov, better known by his alias Lenin, says that no one can fully understand Marx’s work without understanding Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, a German philosopher. Hegel was the one ...