Philosophical Foundations and Revolutionary Overturning

This chapter discusses the philosophies of Hegel and the tendency to fall back on them as solid foundations. It emphasizes the importance of being aware of non-philosophical variations and rehandlings, which should be seen as provisional scaffoldings rather than the truth. The chapter also mentions the potential dangers of claiming superiority over philosophy without truly understanding it.

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