2007 Master's Entrance Exam Political Philosophy, Key and Difficult Points Analysis

Author: Zhao Yu
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: In the postgraduate entrance exam politics course, the most difficult subjects are: Philosophy, Political Economy; the highest scoring subjects are: Philosophy, Political Economy; the most stable theoretical systems are: Philosophy, Political Economy; the most difficult to score points on are: Philosophy, Political Economy. Therefore, the conclusion is: the subjects that should be tackled first are: Philosophy, Political Economy. The writing of this book fully takes into account the characteristics of candidates and the laws of review. The overall content structure can be divided into four parts: the general content stipulated by the outline for each chapter, the detailed explanation of difficulties for each chapter, the index of key points for each chapter, and the refined explanation of key points for each chapter. The compilers have paid great attention to providing clear and complete explanations and analyses of basic theories and knowledge points during the book compilation process. To help candidates maintain a clear mindset while studying, the compilers suggest that candidates always adhere to two principles of clarity when using this book: one is to have a clear grasp of the internal logical structure of principles and concepts for each chapter at a macro level; the other is to have a clear understanding of each knowledge point at a micro level.