Marx's Ontological Thought

Author: Zhao Jianying, Yu Wujin
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This book is the second volume of the Marx Philosophy Forum Series. This volume is the outcome of the Second Marx Philosophy Forum, focusing on three aspects: First, it provides an in-depth reflection and evaluation of the characteristics and essence of traditional ontology; Second, it explores Marx's ontological thought from multiple perspectives; Third, it offers preliminary reflections on the contemporary significance of Marx's ontological thought. In contemporary conditions, after philosophy has undergone the 20th century, it is very necessary to re-examine the ontological foundation of Marx's philosophy. The importance of this foundation lies in: it maintains and consolidates the principle height of Marx's entire doctrine, and only such a principle height can decisively point out its contemporary significance and prevent various forms of regression towards modernity. This book is the second volume of the Marx Philosophy Forum Series. This volume is the outcome of the Second Marx Philosophy Forum, focusing on three aspects: First, it provides an in-depth reflection and evaluation of the characteristics and essence of traditional ontology; Second, it explores Marx's ontological thought from multiple perspectives; Third, it offers preliminary reflections on the contemporary significance of Marx's ontological thought. In contemporary conditions, after philosophy has undergone the 20th century, it is very necessary to re-examine the ontological foundation of Marx's philosophy. The importance of this foundation lies in: it maintains and consolidates the principle height of Marx's entire doctrine, and only such a principle height can decisively point out its contemporary significance and prevent various forms of regression towards modernity.