Friedrich Engels' unfinished work "Dialectics of Nature" was published posthumously for the first time in 1925 in the young Soviet Union in both German and Russian. Since then, 90 years have passed, and it has been 120 years since Engels' death in 1895. Not only these anniversaries provide an opportunity to rediscover Engels, but misunderstandings, misinterpretations, and over-interpretations continue to characterize the reception history of "Dialectics of Nature" to this day. Engaging with Engels' theses is important because it addresses central questions regarding the dialectical relationship between theory, reality, and practice, the significance of circulation and production in value theory, and the relationship between social production relations and natural relations, as well as between capitalist accumulation and economic growth. Engels aimed to understand a "dialectical totality.".