Marx, Engels, Lenin on Dialectical Materialism brings together the core philosophical writings of Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, and Vladimir Ilyich Lenin on the scientific worldview of Marxism — dialectical materialism, the foundation of socialist theory. This authoritative collection traces the evolution of Marxist philosophy, from its roots in Hegelian dialectics to its transformation into a revolutionary science of social change.

Through carefully selected essays, letters, and theoretical writings, this volume reveals how Marx and Engels developed the concept of dialectical materialism — the idea that all phenomena in nature, society, and thought are interconnected, in constant motion, and shaped by internal contradictions. Lenin later advanced and defended this philosophy in the early 20th century, clarifying its scientific and revolutionary character against idealist and revisionist distortions.

Together, these writings explain the laws of motion of nature and society, the relationship between matter and consciousness, and the importance of practice and theory in transforming the world. More than abstract philosophy, dialectical materialism is presented here as a method for understanding and changing reality — the intellectual weapon of the working class.

Essential for students of philosophy, political science, and Marxism, Marx, Engels, Lenin on Dialectical Materialism offers a concise, comprehensive, and enduring introduction to the scientific foundations of revolutionary thought.

PUBLISHER:PROGRESS PUBLISHERS MOSCOW

BINDING: HARD COVER

LANGUAGE: ENGLISH

PAGES: 422