Fifty Years of Marxist Philosophy in the New China

Author: Ren Junming
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book is divided into seven parts: "Establishment of the Dominant Ideology," "Development and Mistakes," "Setbacks," "Rectification of Chaos," "Pioneering Innovation," "Prosperity and Development," and "Review, Summary, and Outlook." It provides a clear account of the development history of the basic principles of Marxist philosophy in China after the founding of the People's Republic of China, summarizing some fundamental experiences and lessons learned. The structure follows a chronological order as the vertical axis, with major historical events during several stages of socialist revolution and construction as the horizontal axis, combined with the actual development of struggles on the philosophical front. The exposition of philosophical theories for each historical stage not only provides rich and detailed materials but also offers critiques of some important research topics. The author also proposes their own insights on future research directions, demonstrating strong theoretical and practical significance.