Re: [Marxism] Marxian Historical Dialectics -- Missing Section of first post

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>From that moment of recognition, onward, Marx's theories became the leading  
thread of my scientific/intellectual life -- a process which has continued 
ever  since.  
 
Central to that pursuit of Marxian theory has been the question of the  
clarification and further development of the Marxian dialectic.
 
Thus, I have been on the lookout for developments regarding the Marxian  
dialectic for many years.
 
However, apart from contributions by Bertell Ollman, Tony Smith, and others  
regarding Dialectics and the Philosophy of Internal Relations, and regarding  
Systematic Dialectics vs. Historical Dialectics, respectively, plus some of 
the  work in the Value-Form Dialectic tradition, the pickings have been slim,  
especially with regard to "Historical Dialectics", "the Dialectic of Nature",  
and the relation of the Marxian Dialectic to the critique of the ideology in  
Modern Science [including in the "natural sciences", not just in the 
ideological  science(s) of classical political economy, or of modern 
"economics"].
 
Thus I was quite excited when, some time ago, I ran a search on a phrase --  
the phrase: historical dialectical algebra -- whose "returns" pointed  to the 
following site:
 
_http://www.dialectics.org/current.htm_ 
(http://www.dialectics.org/current.htm)   
 
The remainder of this post is a review of what, to my knowledge, is  new and 
unprecedented about the large number of texts posted to that  site.






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