The definition of philosophical contradictions, how philosophical contradictions are explained

Broadly speaking: contradiction is a modelling concept. If two things must exist when one does not exist, then there is a contradiction between the two things.

Layman's explanation (I think examples are the best explanation).

What is a contradiction, difference is a contradiction. You're a woman, I'm a man, that's a contradiction. We are not the same age, and it is a contradiction......

No two things in the world are exactly the same, so contradictions are widespread.

As long as there are contradictions, there will be struggles? (How to understand this).

Men and women exist independently, I am a man, you are a woman, we are opposites, this is the struggle of contradictions. Maybe you still don't understand, but I'm using an example to talk about this. Alright, here we go.

For example, if you and I become a couple, we have a husband and wife relationship (identity), but I am not you, you are not me (what is often said in philosophy, haha) There are still contradictions between us. However, the contradiction (struggle) of our husband and wife is based on the foundation of the marriage (identity) of the husband and wife, so the struggle of contradiction lies in identity. Identity is conditional (we have to be husband and wife to have a conflict between husband and wife) One day we get divorced, (identity is gone) there is no longer a conflict between husband and wife, but we still have the contradiction struggle of strangers (the contradiction struggle is absolute and unconditional).

Sometimes the identity of the contradiction prevails (we husband and wife agree), and sometimes the contradiction struggle dominates (the question of who washes and cooks after marriage cannot be agreed).

How to understand that contradiction is the driving force for the development of things?

In terms of learning, we will study calculus in college. The reason for learning calculus is the world's negation of us (I go, there is another negation of negation, let's not talk about this) Our contradiction is to learn or not to learn? Learn to conform to the progress of history (new things), and the new will overcome the old and promote the development of things.

I'm getting better.

That's pretty much it!! (Philosophy reflects the truth of life, and sometimes it is understood in an instant).

Hee-hee, I'm a clown!

Contradiction in philosophy refers to the interdependent and mutually exclusive relationship between objective things and the various opposites within the human mind from the dialectical point of view, which is simply "the unity of opposites". Therefore, for beginners in philosophy, the most difficult part of understanding contradiction lies in the "unity" of "contradiction".

Dialectics is the method of dialectic, is one of the proper nouns of Western philosophy, from the Greek δ a x x means the art of language, philosophers Plato, Aristotle, Kant, Hegel, Marx, etc. all use the word "dialectic", but in different philosophers, the meaning of the word is different. Dialectics, as it is generally believed, is the abstraction of logical processes as Hegel considered in Logic, and is the study of words, reasoning, descriptions, concepts, and interpretive processes.