Content and Form
Content and form are the two aspects of the
existence and development of a thing. Content is the sum of all the elements
that constitute the thing, namely the various internal contradictions of the
thing and the characteristics, components, movement process and development
trend of the thing determined by these contradictions. Form refers to the
structure that unifies the content or the way in which the content is
presented. In the relationship between content and form, content determines
form, and form reacts on content.
Inevitability and contingency
Inevitability and contingency are two different
trends and connections in the development of things. Inevitability is the trend
of the relations and development of things in accordance with the law, and it
is inevitable and inevitable under certain conditions. Contingency is the
uncertain tendency of things to appear one way or another in relation and
development. Contingency is the expression and complement of necessity, and
necessity is expressed through it. The two are inseparable.
Cause and effect
Causes and effects are categories that reveal the
relationships between phenomena that follow, cause, and are caused. A phenomenon that causes a phenomenon; a cause. The result
is a phenomenon caused by a phenomenon. Causal connection has the
characteristics of one after another and mutual restriction.
Possibility and realism
Possibility and reality are the essential relation
and transformation process between the real thing and the possible thing.
Actuality refers to the actual existence of all things and phenomena,
especially the existence associated with necessity. Possibility is a variety of
trends contained in the real thing that indicate the future of the development
of the thing. Possibility has all kinds of complicated situations, possible and
impossible, realistic possible and abstract possible, good possible and bad
possible and so on.
