On the abstract -general and concrete concept
Dialectical logic, unlike traditional logic, does not separate forms of thinking and concepts from content. Instead, it explores concepts and categories as meaningful forms. Dialectical logic does not simply describe the various forms of concepts, judgments and conclusions, but reveals it essence, it inner connections and the need for forms of thinking. It studies the forms of thinking in their movement, development, transition and internal inconsistency. While the old school of logic simplifies reality due to its fixed and non-contradictory nature, formal categories are unable to grasp the essence of the object, dialectical logic reflects objective reality as it actually happens. Dialectical logic is the logic of the content. It justifies the theory of such concepts that would not simplify, coarsen, or deaden the living, but would express reality in its essential diversity; that is, they would be portrayed as living, flexible, contradictory, one transitioning into the other.