Introduction to the Philosophy of Development

Author: Liu Senlin
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Publish Date: 2003-02-22
Features: As a stepping stone for discussing "Development Philosophy," the use of the term "Development Philosophy" necessitates a certain explanation of its fundamental issues. Starting from the philosophical characteristics of Development Philosophy, this book briefly touches upon some general properties of Development Philosophy. The following issues discussed in this book are all related to rationality or the question of rationality: "Laws and Opportunities," "Necessity and Choice," "Nature and Subjectivity," "Dichotomy and Pluralism," "Contradiction and Institutions," "Rationality and Spontaneity, Irrationality," "National Autonomy and Globalization," "Power and Virtue," "Individualism," and so on. However, limited by the current level of research, the issues explored in this book are relatively constrained. From another perspective, the pursuit of comprehensiveness under the guise of "comprehensiveness" is not what this book aims to achieve. Research is ongoing, and the system is far from perfect. The superficial "perfection" of the system should not be used to mask the actual imperfections of the research content.