Philosophy of Relativity

Author: Lou Yongqing
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: Philosophical Relativism is a serious academic work, representing the author's 25 years of dedicated research on Marxist philosophy. The author believes that in the classics of Marxism, human history is the result of the interaction of various factors, and in social life, "everything is relative." The opposites and distinctions in nature also only have a relative significance; their supposed fixity and absoluteness, "are merely what we humans have brought into nature through reflection—such a cognition constitutes the core of dialectical naturalism." The distinction between relative and absolute is always relative, and in nature, history, or human thought, there is always an absolute within the relative. "Everything is relative," and "relative contains absolute." Guided by this guiding thread, the author elucidates the basic principles of Marxist philosophy. The manuscript of this book has the following characteristics: The author firmly believes in the scientificity of the principles of Marxist philosophy; the exposition of the principles of Marxist philosophy achieves pragmatism and thoroughness; in the process of tackling major issues, it firmly grasps the difficulties and strives for breakthroughs; in academic research, it fully exercises individuality and maximally promotes commonality.