Social Philosophy -- Social Life in the Perspective of Modern Practical Philosophy

Author: Wang Nanzhi
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
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First, based on "innovation in philosophical theory," we meticulously design the series' topics, aiming to showcase the significant progress and its significance and value in reflecting the times and reality in Marxist philosophy research in China over the past 20 years.
Second, with "a group of middle-aged and young scholars with considerable academic influence" as the research, we organize the author team, striving to present the of contemporary Chinese middle-aged and young philosophers.
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