Dear Reader,
I have excerpted below, the opening section of F.E.D. Vignette #8, entitled "Dialectic -- A Compact Definition."
Enjoy!
Regards,
Miguel
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F.E.D.
Vignette #8 --
Dialectic: A Compact Definition.
by
Miguel Detonacciones
Author’s Preface. The purpose of Vignette #8 is to present a compact
definition of our fundamental term, ‘‘‘dialectic’’’, plus an “extended” version
of that compact definition -- extended into greater explicitude -- as well as to
suggest how that definition entails several possible algebraic interpretations.
A Note about the On-Line
Availability of Definitions of F.E.D. Technical Terms. Definitions
of Encyclopedia Dialectica technical terms and ‘neologia’ are available
on-line via the following URLs --
-- by clicking on the links associated with each
such term, listed, alphabetically, on the web-pages linked above.
The Encyclopedia Dialectica special terms
most fundamental to this vignette are indicated below, together with links to
their E. D. definitions
--
«aufheben»
«arché»
-- definitions resources which will be expanded as
the F.E.D. Encyclopedia Project
unfolds.
Simplest Definition.
Dialectic is «aufheben».
Extended Definition.
A ‘‘‘dialectic’’’
is the progression of new ontology -- of new kinds of “existence”,
or of new kinds of “being”, including of new kinds of “physical” being, as in historical dialectics, e.g., that of pre-human
nature, or of new kinds of “idea” being [e.g., new categories/concepts], as in systematic dialectics, or of new kinds of both
types of ‘‘‘material’’’ together, as in the [psycho-socio-politico-economico-]historical dialectic of human social nature -- that issues from the recurring
self-application of an originating, or «arché», «aufheben» process/operation/operator,
& which forms ever richer new
«aufheben» processes/operations/operators with every
recurrence, or self-iteration, of its self-application.
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