Re: [Marxism] What did Lenin learn from Hegel?

["S. Artesian" <sartesian@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Better yet, read Lenin's Philosophical Notebooks, Vol 38(?) of the collected 
works.

Lenin studied Hegel to gain a better comprehension of the dialectic, and the 
way Marx's terms and categories in Capital reflect just that 
interpenetration.

Marx never "abandoned" Hegel.  I think in his correspondence he mentions 
returning to Hegel's Science of Logic when preparing to or  when actually 
writing Capital to refine his presentation.


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