Following in Engels' Footsteps 11/11

From his early days, Engels argued that an explanation of the nature of dialectics (the science of chains) must be developed in opposition to and contrast with metaphysics.
To repeat, Engels' dialectical thinking is characterized by chains, movement, generation and destruction, and the elimination of boundary oppositions.
Engels' dialectics is the actual law of natural development.

One of Engels' famous main laws is the "transformation of quantity into quality."

At the same time that Marx demonstrated that a certain amount of accumulation is a prerequisite for money to be transformed into capital, he also pointed out in Das Kapital that the same law applies to the molecular theory first developed by Auguste Laurent and Charles F. Gerard.
In other words, he pointed out the fact that a compound with a CH2 chain produces a qualitatively different substance with each additional CH2.

Engels further explains this law in detail with facts from physics and chemistry.

At the time, Dühring attacked Marx and Engels's ideas, but Engels countered Dühring with "Anti-Dühring."

Engels said that dialectics is not just a tool for proof, but something that is already happening and will inevitably happen in the future.
He also said that it is important to find this law in nature and develop it in nature.
"Movement, the way that matter exists, is contained in all changes and processes occurring in the universe, from changes in position to thoughts."

(Fuwa also points out that Mao Zedong deleted several of Engels' propositions, saying that they were "too much.")

The following is a message from us.

After Japan lost the war, conservatives in Japan continued to attack the Communist Party, and this continues to the present. Every time an election is held, the conservatives briefly say, "The candidate running against us is the Communist Party!", and immediately after that, people become horrified, the opposition candidates continue to lose in elections, and the corrupt and illegal LDP and its affiliated candidates continue to win.

However, we would like those who are frightened by the word Communist Party or who sneer at Marx to first read the writings of Marx and Engels.

Left: Engels' manuscript "Electricity"