Research on Feng Qi's Thought of Dialectical Logic

Author: Peng Yilian
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Publish Date: 1999-11-01
Features: Feng Qi is a renowned philosopher, philosopher historian, and also an accomplished logician. Throughout his academic career, he has paid great attention to logic science. He not only repeatedly emphasized "do not underestimate formal logic" and incisively explained many important principles of formal logic, but also particularly emphasized "do not deny dialectical logic." Starting from the mid-1950s, he taught dialectical logic issues from Lenin's "Philosophical Notes" to young teachers on multiple occasions. In the late 1970s, he taught "Dialectics of Logical Thinking" to graduate students majoring in dialectical logic. He also made academic reports on dialectical logic at a series of logic conferences, wrote a number of corresponding academic papers, and repeatedly advocated the study of dialectical logic. He extensively and deeply elaborated on a series of fundamental principles of dialectical logic, making significant contributions to the construction and development of dialectical logic science in China.