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Dialectical Materialism can be contrasted to metaphysical materialism, which regards what is only a single form of matter as the supreme substance of reality. It can also be contrasted with Hegel's idealistic dialectics, which regard fundamental contradictions of nature as mere moments in the development of the Mind, elevating the faculty of thinking and ideation to the status of supreme reality. | Dialectical Materialism can be contrasted to metaphysical materialism, which regards what is only a single form of matter as the supreme substance of reality. It can also be contrasted with Hegel's idealistic dialectics, which regard fundamental contradictions of nature as mere moments in the development of the Mind, elevating the faculty of thinking and ideation to the status of supreme reality. | ||
<blockquote>"(Dialectical) Materialism does not focus on supreme substance (atoms/particles), it focuses on the materiality of differences and contradictions ... What gives it | <blockquote>"(Dialectical) Materialism does not focus on supreme substance (atoms/particles), it focuses on the materiality of differences and contradictions ... What gives it its difference? The difference is the Real" - Haz Al-Din</blockquote> |