The dialectics of foundation

In the Phenomenology of the spirit, Hegel's dialectic established a dialogue between knowledge (consciousness), and self-reflection (self consciousness) in such a way that the basis of knowledge was ruled by the criteria established by philosophy (reason). Another form of the foundation of knowledge is through the complexity and dynamism of the categorical principles presented in the Science of Logic. After Hegel, Marxism and epistemological philosophies have proved that philosophy depends on the process of the sciences and the development of disciplines. Thus, dialectic philosophy turns dialogical when it proposes a dialogue between knowledge and the self-knowledge of philosophy, or in other words, philosophy transforms into a dialogue of interfoundation and communication as a coherent response to the "crisis of foundations" determined by contemporary philosophies.