The first problem that every interpretation of Marx's dialectics has to confront is that Marx was very brief in his written declarations about the nature of the dialectical method. As it was correctly pointed out by Professor Jean van Heijenoort

In Jerzy Brzezinski, Francesco Coniglione, Theo A. Kuipers & Leszek Nowak (eds.), Idealization I: General Problems. Atlanta, GA: Rodopi. pp. 113 (1990)
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