Philosophical Theses on Human Nature

Author: Xue Dezhen
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: From the perspective of enriching, developing, and leveraging the role of humanics, this book has the following four prominent characteristics and advantages. , The author has long been dedicated to the study of humanics, independently written this book, and demonstrated unique creativity and originality. Starting from 1979, he has continuously published numerous papers on topics such as the nature of humanity, human needs, human labor, human value, human responsibility, human development, humanitarianism, and human liberation. These issues can be said to be major theoretical questions that he has experienced over decades of political changes and deeply felt the need to clarify right from wrong and correct misunderstandings from a philosophical height. Second, guided by the developing Marxism, combining with the realities of today, and conducting an in-depth study of humanics. Third, he has proposed his own systematic views on the basic issues of humanics, which can stand alone and be logically consistent. The part of the book on human needs is thoroughly written and profound. Fourth, it provides a comprehensive and forceful theoretical argument for the scientific development concept of "people-centered" proposed by our Party.