Physical Realism

Author: Hong Dingguo
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Publish Date: 2001-11-01
Features: Physical Realism is a discipline that studies physical reality and its meaning, encompassing all aspects of fundamental physics research as well as various aspects of mathematics, logic, language, and cognitive psychology. Physical entities are the theoretical basis of physical experience, and their reality has always been a focal point of philosophical debate. The author, Professor Hong Dingguo, constructs an evolutionary philosophy that lies within normal thinking habits and the normal research procedures of scientists. The object of this book is the psychological existence of "I," detaching itself from solipsism. Eliminating solipsism can avoid idealism. On the issue of the relationship between consciousness and psychology, Sartre strictly maintains the distinction in this book.