Editing Marxism (section)

===Materialist dialectics===
Materialist dialectics is a method of analysis developed by the works of Friedrich Engels. It has three main laws: Transformation of quantity into quality: The great basic thought that the world is not to be comprehended as a complex of ready-made things, but a complex of processes, in which things apparently stable…, go through an uninterrupted change of coming into being and passing away. The transformation of quantity into quality=“mechanical” world outlook, quantitative change alters quality.

The unity of opposites: Objects and processes in nature are composed of paired "opposites". Example:we have positive and negative electric charges, the North and South magnetic poles, male and female organisms, and so on.

Negation of the negation: When something ceases to be, it is "negated". However, this negation emerges into something brand new, something higher than before.