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    dilbert1 reacted to version's post in the thread HEGEL with Haha Haha.
    I think he meant the whole book though, the book is the introduction. It's called Introduction to The Philosophy of History. If he just...
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    dilbert1 replied to the thread HEGEL.
    @vershy versh Yeah Philosophy of History is a big long book but the Introduction’s 125 pages and stands on its own, thats why its sold...
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    dilbert1 reacted to luka's post in the thread HEGEL with Love Love.
    its basically a shorts child guide to hegel that even dilbert was able to finish
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    dilbert1 reacted to luka's post in the thread HEGEL with Like Like.
    https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/marcuse/works/reason/reason-and-revolution.pdf
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    dilbert1 reacted to version's post in the thread HEGEL with Fire Fire.
    Is this the same @woops?? https://www.dissensus.com/threads/17095/
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    dilbert1 replied to the thread HEGEL.
    First ~200 pages of this book by Marcuse is mostly where I’ve got what I understand, I’d strongly recommend it @vershy versh. I don’t...
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    dilbert1 replied to the thread HEGEL.
    Actually all I’ve ever read is the introduction, to this one book. Its only like a hundred pages...
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    dilbert1 reacted to luka's post in the thread HEGEL with Haha Haha.
    dilbert will pretend hes read it but no one else will even be able to read the introduction so we're totally safe. pointless thread.
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    dilbert1 reacted to luka's post in the thread HEGEL with Like Like.
    Its waaaay too hard for us
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    dilbert1 reacted to luka's post in the thread xtra urban with Wow Wow.
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    dilbert1 reacted to version's post in the thread Alien (1979) with Fire Fire.
    Same goes for Aliens. Not much of a reach to see Vietnam and anti-communism in US marines being deployed against an alien hivemind and...
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    dilbert1 replied to the thread Alien (1979).
    They decided not to destroy humanity because Bud loves his wife. Our end of the bargain is that we must “stop playing with childish...
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    dilbert1 replied to the thread Alien (1979).
    We also loved the guy who wanted to nuke the aliens up to the very end. He was a great cartoonish villain. Obviously a metaphor for...
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    dilbert1 reacted to sus's post in the thread Alien (1979) with Wow Wow.
    It's obviously a Cold War metaphor. The tidal wave is nothing if not a stand-in for a nuclear blastwave
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    dilbert1 replied to the thread Alien (1979).
    That and then me and linebaugh will do a punk thread and then I’ll get kicked off this website
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