Principles of Marxist Philosophy

Author: Yuan Guiren, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 1999-01-01
Features: This book highlights the following characteristics: It integrates the practice of science throughout the entire system of Marxist philosophy's worldview, historical perspective, and epistemology. At the same time, it insists that the scientific concept of practice and the dialectical materialist worldview are an inseparable whole. Without the establishment of the scientific concept of practice, there can be no innovation in the Marxist philosophical worldview, and without the innovation of the dialectical materialist worldview (the core is historical materialism), the concept of practice cannot reach a higher realm. The scientific concept of practice is a fundamental feature of Marxist philosophy, the dialectical materialist worldview is its foundation, and historical materialism is its core. The Marxist philosophical system characterized by practice is not a self-enclosed absolute truth but an action guide for people to pursue truth through practice, create value, and achieve social and personal liberation. The book strives to explain principles that are both logically rigorous and easy to understand, while also connecting with contemporary new practical experiences and scientific achievements, giving it a distinct modern flavor. The book closely ties theory to practice, systematically elaborating on theories such as the scientific nature of Marxist philosophy as a worldview and methodology, the interconnectedness and eternal development of the world, and the fundamental task of human activity in acquiring truth and creating value.

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