Victor:
While Lukacs regards the universality of the dialectic as a function of
their inherency in the material world as such, Ilyenkov treats this
universality as a function of human interaction with the nature, a product
of the unity of human activity and nature in practice.
CB:
CB: Importantly, the dialectic of history is that changes in the mode of
human interaction with nature determine changes in history, that is, the
whole of a people's tradition. The developments of tradition and culture
initiate in the dialectic of economic classes.
WL: The developments
