Marxist Dialectics is a philosophical approach developed by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels that emphasizes the importance of contradictions in social and historical development. It posits that change occurs through the conflict between opposing forces, leading to a synthesis that resolves these contradictions. This process is often summarized as a triadic structure: thesis, antithesis, and synthesis. In the context of historical materialism, Marxist Dialectics analyzes how economic structures and class relations shape society. It argues that societal progress emerges from the struggle between different classes, ultimately leading to revolutionary change and the establishment of a classless society.