What are the viewpoints of Marxist philosophical dialectics?

The main viewpoints of Marxist philosophical dialectics are: 1. Dialectical holistic view: Marxist philosophical dialectics emphasizes the relationship between the whole and the parts, and holds that the whole is composed of parts, and the whole plays a decisive role in the parts.

2. The view of unity of opposites: Marxist philosophical dialectics holds that opposition is the driving force for the development of things and unity of opposites is the direction of things.

3. The viewpoint of mutual change of quality: Marxist philosophical dialectics holds that the quality of things is constantly changing in essence, and the development of quality change is a process from quantitative change to qualitative change.

4. Unbalanced development: Marxist philosophical dialectics holds that the development of things is unbalanced. On the one hand, the development speed and degree of different parts are different. On the other hand, there are differences in different aspects of the same part.

5. Negative view of negation: Marxist philosophical dialectics holds that once a thing develops to a certain extent, some aspects of it will be denied, but this negation is not final, and it will continue to develop and produce new affirmation.

These viewpoints of Marxist philosophical dialectics profoundly reveal the essence and development law of things and have important guiding significance.