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What is the summary of 252 a continuum of triple dialectic dialectic is that method that brings to light how consciousness works and develops, for example when we form concepts, judgments, and syllogisms.5 since for hegel, our various concepts, judgments, and propositions constitute the categories of consciousness, the primary function of dialectic is to expose the inherent self-contradictory character of these very categories. at the same time, dialectic is also what reconciles these categories by developing another set of categories.6 however, after these categories are reconciled, their dynamic nature will later on generate a new tension, such that they again have to be reconciled. this continuous process of tension and reconciliation is how dialectic proceeds.7 there is another important category which hegel himself gave as an example to illustrate the general sense of his dialectic method. it is the category of being, whose opposite is nothing.8 in hegel’s view, their opposition can be reconciled by another category: becoming. “becoming then,” says michael forster, “forms the starting point for a new round of the dialectic.”9 to put it simply, whatever is (being) is always opposed by whatever is not (nothing). and in between the two, there always exists a link that is neither “isness” nor “nothingness,” i.e., becoming. this is hegel’s dialectic method in general: a system that can be used to explain not only the development of consciousness but also the relationships of things in the world and the direction of human history. it is similar to that of socrates in that it culminates at the knowledge of truth or, to use hegel’s own term, the absolute idea.10 hegel’s dialectic, then, is teleological since it involves a continuous process of progression towards truth. and like socrates’s, hegel’s dialectic also involves some form of negation, where what is claimed to be true is always opposed by a counter-claim and always shown to be just one side of the whole reality. karl heinrich marx’s (1818-1883) conception of dialectic is heavily influenced by hegel’s. marx employed the dialectic in his theory of history as a lens with which to view the incessant economic movements and political changes in the material world. he underscores, for example, the relationship between the capitalists and the proletariat: a contradiction that can only be resolved with the dissolution of the two. and yet even if the two would be dissolved, a new generation of capitalists and proletariat would still arise once more. this is marx’s dialectical reading of the movement of history.