Philosophy of Interpersonal Practice: Philosophical Perspectives in the Context of Globalization

Author: Ren Ping
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book is a crystallization of the author's recent research achievements. Grounded in the theory of interaction practice within globalization and modern philosophy, the author delves into Marx's perspective on interaction practice and its connotations, nature, and contemporary significance. It is argued that the perspective on interaction practice constitutes the authentic meaning of Marx's philosophy, thereby placing Marx's philosophy within the realm of modern philosophy and highlighting its contemporary relevance. The book is divided into an "Introduction," six chapters, and a "Conclusion." It provides an in-depth analysis of the perspective on interaction practice and its historical context in globalization. It proposes many thought-provoking insights, such as: globalization is the historical context of the perspective on interaction practice, while the perspective on interaction practice is the philosophical vision of globalization; the transformation of the global landscape between the old and new eras of globalization serves as the backdrop for philosophical change; the authentic meaning of Marx's philosophy is the perspective on interaction practice, and Marx's perspective on interaction practice is a hermeneutic critique rooted in humanism, and so on.