Marxist Studies Series (Issue 3)

Author: Yu Keping, Li Shenming, et al.
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Publish Date: 2006-05-17
Features: Studying the classic works of Marxism with a scientific attitude is the basis for inheriting and innovating the fundamental principles of Marxism, as well as an important foundational task in implementing the research and construction of Marxist theory. Marxism possesses a vast body of classic literature, including large-scale systematic theoretical monographs, in-depth analyses of theoretical issues, and many excellent works that combine theory with practice, history with analysis, and provide solid evidence with clear reasoning. These works embody the essence of history and the wisdom of the times, serving as a treasure trove of spiritual material for humanity and the most precise and comprehensive of the fundamental principles of Marxism. The works of Marx and Engels set a shining example for us to correctly apply and develop dialectical materialism and historical materialism in practice, as well as to learn from the classic works with a rigorous scientific attitude and an attitude of unifying theory with practice. The standard of the "excellent works project" may be high, but it is not unattainable, and the requirements may be strict, but they are not beyond our reach. The examples of the classic works have brought us valuable insights into how to apply philosophy, how to think philosophically, and how to summarize philosophy. The classic works of Marxism are eternal classics that we learn from generation after generation. This collection is merely a preliminary attempt at studying theory and a trial of applying theory. The journey is long and arduous. We boldly use this immature collection for exchange and seek advice, and we hope to receive encouragement and corrections from more experts, peers, and readers.