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Just to pick up on your comment, David:
kellogg wrote:(See also Vygotsky's discussion of ways of translating Hegel into Russian on p. 81 of Vol. 4, Andy!)If the translator of LSVCW had read Lenin's annotations on Hegel this passage might hve been clearer. It is a direct allusion to Lenin on how to translate "aufheben" though it is actually the editor's footnote which is usually quoted! http://www.marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/1914/cons-logic/ch01.htm#f20Andy
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