2004 Latest National Postgraduate Entrance Examination Politics and Theory Review Outline Chart

Author: Wang Hongtao, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: In the national postgraduate entrance examination, the political theory course is often the most challenging subject for candidates during their preparation. This subject covers a very broad range of content, including "Principles of Marxist Philosophy," "Principles of Marxist Political Economy," "Introduction to Mao Zedong Thought," "Theory of Deng Xiaoping and the Important Thought of 'Three Represents'," and "Current Situation and Policies." Liberal arts candidates are also required to take an additional exam on "Contemporary World Economy and Politics." All these courses are beyond the expertise of undergraduates from non-related majors. However, while existing review materials for the postgraduate entrance examination political theory course are comprehensive and mature, it is extremely difficult for candidates to fully master and memorize the content within a short period. As teachers who have participated in grading the political theory exam papers for the postgraduate entrance examination in Shanghai for many years, we feel it is necessary to provide candidates with review materials that can achieve the effects of "remaining unchanged in the face of change" and "achieving twice the result with half the effort." Therefore, we organized some professors and lecturers from institutions such as Tongji University, Fudan University, East China Normal University, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, and the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences. Based on the "point-based scoring" principle during the grading process and considering the changes in the exam syllabus, we made significant revisions to the previously written materials and compiled this book, "2004New Review Framework and Chart for Political Theory Course in National Postgraduate Entrance Examination." In chart form, it connects the content of all political theory courses according to their inherent logic, enabling candidates to grasp the material of the exam subjects in a comprehensive, systematic, and focused manner within a short time, avoiding widespread loss of points due to incomplete review due to time constraints. Additionally, a new appendix, "Comprehensive Thinking Questions," has been added this year, covering some current hot issues as major topics to assist candidates in preparing for essay and material-based questions.