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'''Dialectical materialism''' (sometimes shortened to '''DiaMat''') is a philosophical framework in [[Marxism]] for understanding the material world and its intricacies. Its application to sociological, economic, and political fields is known as [[historical materialism]].<ref>[[Joseph Stalin]] (1938). [https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/stalin/works/1938/09.htm ''Dialectical and Historical Materialism''] at the [[Marxists Internet Archive]]</ref> | |||
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Dialectical materialism (sometimes shortened to DiaMat) is a philosophical framework in Marxism for understanding the material world and its intricacies. Its application to sociological, economic, and political fields is known as historical materialism.[1]