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	''This book features control questions available [[Library:Elementary principles of philosophy/Control questions\|here]].''		''This book features control questions available [[Library:Elementary principles of philosophy/Control questions\|here]].''

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	''This book features control questions available [[Library:Elementary principles of philosophy/Control questions\|here]].''		''This book features control questions available [[Library:Elementary principles of philosophy/Control questions\|here]].''

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	''This book features control questions available [[Library:Elementary principles of philosophy/Control questions\|here]].''		''This book features control questions available [[Library:Elementary principles of philosophy/Control questions\|here]].''

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	The hen will therefore be the negation of the negation. And this is the general course of the stages of dialectics.		The hen will therefore be the negation of the negation. And this is the general course of the stages of dialectics.
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	\|Affirmation		'''Affirmation''' also called '''thesis'''
	\|also called
	\|thesis		'''Negation''' or '''Anti-thesis'''
	\|-
	\|Negation		'''Negation of the negation''' or '''synthesis'''
	\|or
	~~\|antithesis~~
	\|-
	\|Negation of the negation
	\|or
	\|synthesis
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	These words summarize dialectical development. They are used to represent the sequence of stages, to indicate that each stage is the destruction of the preceding one.		These words summarize dialectical development. They are used to represent the sequence of stages, to indicate that each stage is the destruction of the preceding one.

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	We have seen that dialectics regards things as being in perpetual change, continually evolving, in a word, undergoing a dialectical motion (first law).		We have seen that dialectics regards things as being in perpetual change, continually evolving, in a word, undergoing a dialectical motion (first law).

	This dialectical motion is possible because everything, at the moment when we are studying it, is but the result of a sequence of processes, i.e., a sequence of stages ~~come~~ from each other. And, continuing our study further, we have seen that this sequence of processes necessarily develops in time into a progressive motion, “in spite of any momentary backsliding.”		This dialectical motion is possible because everything, at the moment when we are studying it, is but the result of a sequence of processes, i.e., a sequence of stages coming from each other. And, continuing our study further, we have seen that this sequence of processes necessarily develops in time into a progressive motion, “in spite of any momentary backsliding.”

	We have called this development “historical” or “spiral,” and we know that it generates itself, through autodynamism.		We have called this development “historical” or “spiral,” and we know that it generates itself, through autodynamism.

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	Dialectics judges things in a different way. It does not regard things as “fixed” objects, but rather as objects “in motion.” Nothing is complete; it is always the end of one process and the beginning of another process, always changing and developing. This is why we are so sure of the transformation of capitalist society into a socialist society. Since nothing is permanently finished, capitalist society is the end of a process to which socialist society and then Communist society and so forth will succeed. There is and there will continually be a development.		Dialectics judges things in a different way. It does not regard things as “fixed” objects, but rather as objects “in motion.” Nothing is complete; it is always the end of one process and the beginning of another process, always changing and developing. This is why we are so sure of the transformation of capitalist society into a socialist society. Since nothing is permanently finished, capitalist society is the end of a process to which socialist society and then Communist society and so forth will succeed. There is and there will continually be a development.

	But we must be careful here not to look upon dialectics as something inevitable, from which one might conclude, “Since you are so sure of the change which you desire, why do you struggle?” For, as Marx says, “in order to deliver socialist society, a midwife is necessary;” whence the necessity of revolution, of action.		But we must be careful here not to look upon dialectics as something inevitable, from which one might conclude, “Since you are so sure of the change which you desire, why do you struggle?” For, as Marx says, “in order to deliver a socialist society, a midwife is necessary;” whence the necessity of revolution, of action.

	The fact is, things are not so simple. One mustn’t forget the role of men who may advance or slow down this transformation (we shall take up this question again in chapter 5 of this part, when we speak of historical materialism).		The fact is, things are not so simple. One mustn’t forget the role of men who may advance or slow down this transformation (we shall take up this question again in chapter 5 of this part, when we speak of historical materialism).

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	'''Further reading'''<blockquote>''Engels: [[Library:Anti-Dühring\|Anti-Dühring]]''		'''Further reading'''<blockquote>''Engels: [[Library:Anti-Dühring\|Anti-Dühring]]''
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	==== Transformation of quantity into quality or the law of progress by leaps ====		==== 4. Transformation of quantity into quality or the law of progress by leaps ====
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	Before tackling the problem of the application of dialectics to history, it remains for us to study one last law of dialectics.		Before tackling the problem of the application of dialectics to history, it remains for us to study one last law of dialectics.