When, in mid-1914, the known world sank into the abyss, Lenin realized in Bern the impossible: read between lines the Wissenschaft der Logik de Hegel. An unpublished, totally renewed and telluric reading of the Science of Logic, that capital would be revealed in the re-foundation of the left that Lenin had set out to undertake and that would take shape in the Revolution, the great event of 1917. One hundred years later, Hegel and the new logic of the world and the State. How is it revolutionary today? It aims to open the possibilities for a revolution to happen, here and now, at the height of time. Because ideas, paraphrasing Rimbaud, rhyme with action.

«Hegel and the new logics of the world and the State deserve to be studied in detail, page by page; It brings together a deep understanding of the elementary forms of Hegel's dialectical reflection with a committed and precise analysis of the State and ideology. Ricardo Espinoza Lolas confirms to us what may be the definitive "infinite judgment" (coincidence of the opposite) in Hegel's thinking: the coincidence of the "abstract" logical reflection and the contingent and concrete political commitment. I must confess that I have read the manuscript not only with admiration but also with envy, how many times have I thought "how could it be that I did not reach this crucial conclusion"? »

Slavoj Žižek

«With great momentum and erudition, Ricardo Espinoza takes us through the Logik to a world where the framework of the State, which has so often been considered to encompass and supposed the closure of Hegelian thought, has turned out to be unfinished, and has passed by complex and opaque mutations. »

Alberto Toscano