/lit/ - Literature

>>18890037
I should clarify that Marx' dialects are not strictly Hegelian but they are definitely in his tradition. Dialectics in general are a logically suspect foundation to form any analysis on in my opinion but I won't add anything more than that because I haven't completed my own research on the subject.
Here's a cool pro-tip though: Leftists love to fight among themselves a lot and sometimes these arguments even produce some good arguments about leftist faggotry in general (they love to project at each other btw) and you can actually get some insight into how they think so don't just dismiss everything written by leftists (but yeah, the 6 gorrillion pages of pure autistic seethe can be mindnumbing and boring as fuck if you don't care so this is really does not apply to everyone).

>>18156805
this.

>>18126484
Unfathomably based

>>18070736
>is a Neo-Scholastic
>likes Hayek (PBUH)
Yep I'm thinking based on this one. We have to make a Catholic Austro-Libertarian chart soon bros.

>>17850765
>>bro the order is like random and shit
Random is the not the right word at all, maybe you mean to say chaotic? specifially the type of chaos that gives way to order. I wouldn't call that random.
>>bro only individual action is cool
He doesn't say this. He isn't against collectives, he just understands that a collective is just a collection of individuals. Furthermore, he understands that the decisions of an individual naturally work in favor of the collective, of which is a member of, precisely because he is a member of that collective and relies on it many senses.
>>bro don't try to enact YOUR will on that order
Yeah, this is sort of accurate.
Hayek wasn't an Anarchist (which is why that one Hoppefag in this thread is seething at him) and he talked about the need for some government and a basic income and stuff like that but his vision was basically a system where there are basic rules that everyone follows (with no bias for any one person) and people can do whatever they want without having to worry about central planners and "social justice".