Are the methods of Hegelian dialectics majorly prevalent in the

>>581511
You are talking shit and you know it.

>>581511
Yes.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Fukuyama

marxism

>>581511
This is the most subtle shitposting I have ever seen in my life. 10/10 thread, OP. I'm glad /his/ has arrived at this level of discourse. The TAS model generates some of the biggest butthurt I have ever seen, but mostly from philosobabies that have only read Republic and looked at Nietzsche's quotes on the internet.

Hegelian dialectics are applicable throughout history as a whole, not just in the "current waters of global politics". One of the biggest and most obvious ways I think that it is encapsulated in such a short frame of time is around the French Revolution. Absolute monarchy was thesis, radical republicanism was the antithesis, and Napoleon was the synthesis of the two, created out of the conflict that was the revolution and the Terror. Of course, then, Napoleon was also a thesis to the antithesis of a more moderate republicanism and federalism after the rejection of the restored Bourbon monarch in France and what was created in place of the HRE. The cycle goes on, with the synthesis being a thesis, forever and ever.

Now, when one examines modern philosophies, one can see this as well. Capitalism had existed in one form or another, but the full on libertarianism thing is a relatively new construct created from tying together philosophers that only contributed, in part, to the republicanism of their era. Marx was really who defined libertarianism, in his manifesto of what Communism is and what a revolutionary state is. He then created modern philosophy by defining both thesis and antithesis; the revolutionary Marxist state and the counterrevolutionary free market state. He tied the free market intrinsically to culture and tradition, and in this proposition he created the building blocks for postmodern thought.
After global revolution didn't happen, the Frankfurt school redefined the Marxist approach into Cultural Marxism. This was the first real postmodern ideology. Fascism was its antithesis.

>>581511
>>581511
everything could be an example of hegel

thats why hegelians are a cult

>>581576
>Cultural Marxism

almost took your post seriously

>>581576
>Labels OP a shitpost
>Proceeds to shitpost himself

Remember kids, sarcastic shitposting is still shitposting.

>>581587
>2281
>being NCR
>not joining glorious Legion and removing profligates
>Hegelians are a cult
Cult of Mars, maybe. Ave Caesar.

>>581595
Show me on the doll where /lit/ touched you.

>>581600
I said it was bait, but I took the bait anyway, just because Hegel is my philosoboo.

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>>581610
because clearly /lit/ are the only ones who don't believe in ancient debunked conspiracy theories about da joos

>>581615
>conspiracy theories
Is that what we're calling it now when someone points out academic bias or teaching objectives? And academics have complete insulation from all criticism because many of them are Jewish?

Okay. You got me.

>>581615
>about da joos

what?

>>581615
Filthy kike detected. Remove yourself, Rabbi Shekelstein.