Hegel never used the words 'thesis, antithesis, synthesis', as we all know. I read something recently trhat suggests that the first use f the the term was Marx in the Poverty of Philosophy, ad that Marx picked this up from the Berlin Hegel Club where a recent publication by a Professor Chalybus was being discussed.
Chalybus' book was published in 1843, but I don't know and can't find out what month it was published, and that's an issue because Marx leaves for Paris in October of that year. assuming that he did get the thesis, antithesis, synthesis thing from Chalybus, does anyone kno of any other occasions where he uses it (other than the poverty of philosophy), or where anyone else (Engels, for example) enshrines it as dogma?
Well I know I sure did...