Three-point theory

Author: Yu Ming San, Yu Xiao Peng
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: Starting from the fundamental proposition that "all things are composed of the unity of opposites," this book connects with issues that revolutionary figures and philosophical masters such as Marx, Engels, Lenin, Mao Zedong, Hegel, and Heidegger have addressed but not thoroughly discussed. It proposes the new proposition that "the third point formed by the integration of positive and negative factors is the essential characteristic point of things." Through an analysis of monism, dualism, and the features of sophistry, it extensively cites typical examples from ancient and modern thinkers across the world, comprehensively elaborating on the "Three-Point Theory" of seeking the third point of things. Moreover, using the principles of the "Three-Point Theory," it analyzes nature, society, and life, proposing new insights such as the "Unified Existence View," "Three-Cause Inquiry Method," "Five-Energy Evolution Theory," "Three Worlds of Life," "Harmony Between Heaven and Humanity," and "Infinite Positive-Negative Unity" and "Endless Hierarchy Chain." In the new path of Marxism's emergence, it attempts to construct the philosophical foundation for a harmonious society by updating the traditional Eastern understanding of "human-centered, yin-yang balance, and harmony between heaven and humanity." Additionally, it makes a preliminary attempt at practical reflection on the transient journey of life.