Dialectics Dialectics is the law that explains the development of all phenomena through the antagonisms that exist in the unit . Through this process, a partially qualitative change occurs within the phenomena and brings forth a new set of antagonism. All existing phenomena have a dialectical nature. THE DEVELOPMENT OF DIALECTICAL THOUGHT The Dialectics of Heraclitus, Aristotle • Spontaneous Materialist Dialectics of Ancient Greece "Primitive, naive but intrinsically correct conception of the world is that of Ancient Greek Philosophy, and was first clearly formulated by Heraclitus: everything is and is not, for everything is fluid and constantly changing, constantly coming into being and passing away." - Friedrich Engels THE DIALECTICS OF KANT, FICHTE, SCHELLING, HEGEL Idealist Dialectics of German Philosophers "The law of transformation of quantity into quality and vice versa; the law of interpenetration of opposites; the law of the negation of the negation of all th...
The point, however, is to change it.