SIMCP:
When you write "Hegelian concept" do you just mean "words that Hegel uses a lot" - Spirit, concept, picture-thought, reflection, mediation, in-and-for-itself etc...? This might seem to be the case, as you used the words 'concept' and 'terms' seemingly interchangeably in that post. If that's the case, your argument is with Hegel's terminology, not with Hegel's concepts, or at least not with their Marxist appropriation. Just out of interest, have you looked at the points where Hegel does address language and its limits, and where he talks about the way in which he uses it?
Well, I did not discriminate: not a single concept/term-of-art unique to Hegel (or later Hegelians) occurs in this passage, which Marx calls the 'dialectic method'
I am happy to accept his own description.
As far as Hegel's use of language is concerned, I am no more interested in that than I am in the mating habits of howler monkeys.
I am not the least bit interested in Hegel, except to help terminate his influence amongst Marxists -- in line with Marx's own trajectory.
JK:
I was merely using this word ad hominen against Wang/Fido, who introduced this into the discussion (alongside my stalker, Posey).
I think that whatever one wants to say about Hegel, his being an 'elitist' is the least of his sins.
You will note that, even now, after ransacking a few of my essays, Posey here still cannot find a single quotation to substantiate his fibs.