Understanding Hegelian Dialectic: A+B=C Explained

[a2tha3]

I have just recently looked into the concept of Hegelian Dialectic, but I do not fully grasp any way to apply. Can someone who has a full understanding of it possibly break it down to simpler terms? I get A + B = C (Where C IS the opposite of A and B) I think

So if "my idea of freedom" conflicts "your idea of freedom" then none of us can be free until we are all slaves

I got to go due to the fact I am not supposed to be on the computers at school

please respond

 

[yougene]

I can't say I have a full grasp of Hegel. Anybody that does has my respect though.

 

[a2tha3]

Should dialectics even be in the philosophical thread? If not, someone tell me where the proper place to post this is.

 

[fuzzyfelt]

I think this is a good place to ask. I'd like to see other answers.
My understanding is A and B are complementary opposites and partial aspects of them = C, a new reality.