Methodology of dialectical relationship principle between qualitative change and quantitative change

The principle and methodology of the dialectical relationship between quantitative change and qualitative change are as follows:

First, the principle of dialectical relationship between quantitative change and qualitative change:

1, the development of things always begins with quantitative change, which is the inevitable preparation for qualitative change, and qualitative change is the inevitable result of the edge of quantitative change.

2. Qualitative change opens the way for new quantitative change, and makes things start new quantitative change on the basis of new quality.

The development of things is like this, from quantitative change to qualitative change, and the new quantitative change begins on the basis of the new qualitative change, and so on.

Second, the methodology of dialectical relationship between quantitative change and qualitative change:

1, methodology of ancient philosophy

China's ancient philosophy originated from the formation of people's concept of time and space, so China's ancient philosophical method can be discussed from the concept of time and space. For thousands of years, China's ancient philosophical methods have had a far-reaching impact on the thinking and behavior of China people.

2. Methodology of modern philosophy

Descartes in France and Bacon in Britain were chosen as the pioneers of modern western philosophy because they both studied human thinking ability.

The dialectical relationship between quantitative change and qualitative change;

1, quantitative change and qualitative change are interdependent.

Qualitative change depends on quantitative change. Without quantitative change, there is no qualitative change. When quantitative change accumulates to a certain extent, it will inevitably lead to qualitative change. In other words, qualitative change depends on quantitative change, and there is no qualitative change without quantitative change. The qualitative change of things is not accidental, let alone produced out of thin air, but based on quantitative change, which is prepared by gradual and inconspicuous quantitative change.

2. Quantitative change and qualitative change permeate each other, with qualitative change in quantitative change and quantitative change in qualitative change.

The local qualitative change in the process of quantitative change can be divided into two situations: staged local qualitative change and local local qualitative change. The so-called staged local qualitative change means that the fundamental nature of things has not changed, but the fundamental nature has changed, making the development of things show stages.

3. Quantitative change and qualitative change are mutual transformation.

The development of things is a changing process from quantity to quality and from quality to quantity. The change of things always begins with quantitative change. When the quantitative change is within a certain range, that is, there is no breakthrough, it will not cause qualitative change. But when the quantity changes to the joint point, that is, it breaks through the limit of the degree, things will change qualitatively. Qualitative change is the inevitable result of quantitative change, which consolidates and completes quantitative change.