Social Philosophy: Social Life in the Perspective of Modern Practical Philosophy

Author: Wang Nanzhi
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: To ensure the academic standards and quality of this series, we adhere to the following principles and methods:
First, based on "innovation in philosophical theory," we meticulously design the series' topics, aiming to showcase the significant advancements and their significance and value in the study of Marxist philosophy in China over the past two decades in reflecting the times and reality.
Second, we organize the author team around "a group of mid-to-young scholars with considerable academic influence," striving to present the profiles of contemporary Chinese philosophers in mid-to-young generations.
Third, we structure the logical framework of each book around "representative original viewpoints and their significance in academic accumulation and interpretation," aiming to comprehensively and objectively reflect the innovative achievements of the authors in their respective fields.
Fourth, we set the writing requirements as "clarification and summary, organization and analysis, evaluation and review, reflection and prospect, innovation and construction," designing the main ideas of each book to comprehensively summarize the past and clearly face the future, providing readers with a reference for understanding the past, present, and future of Marxist philosophy research in China.
Fifth, we adopt a writing style that unifies "a strong academic thought content, realistic analysis close to social life, and lively textual expression," with a creative academic ethos of "scientific, rigorous, pragmatic, and standardized," to present the language of the book's content. We strive to ensure it is both academically serious and grounded in reality, with a lively and engaging writing style that appeals to a broad readership.