Yes, antagonism is a contradiction that cannot be resolved without a
qualitative change in the system.

On 3/24/10, waistli...@aol.com <waistli...@aol.com> wrote:
> 7.5
>
>
> Antagonism:
>
> Antagonism is the basis of destruction and a form of transition to a new
> mode of production. It is a form of resolution of relations of production
> that  have entered into collision with qualitatively changing productive
> forces. (see  productive forces)
>
> In class society, the collision between qualitatively new productive forces
>  and old relations of production, cannot be resolved based on the struggle
> between the two classes constituting the old relations of production.
> Resolution takes place outside - external, the contradiction that is  the two
> classes constituting old relations of production. The external  agent is the
> new classes connected to the new means of production. Resolution is
> negation  by destruction of the two old classes and their property  form..
>
> "The bourgeois mode of production is the last antagonistic form of the
> social process of production – antagonistic not in the sense of individual
> antagonism but of an antagonism that emanates from the individuals' social
> conditions of existence – but the productive forces developing within 
> bourgeois
>  society create also the material conditions for a solution of this
> antagonism.(Marx).  (see Dialectics: quantity, quality, the antagonistic  
> element.)
>
>
>
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