Human Class Life and Class Philosophy: The Contemporary Philosophical Spirit Towards the Future

Author: Gao Qinghai, Hu Haibo, He Lai
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Publish Date: 1998-10-01
Features: This book presents a novel understanding of philosophy and its development from the perspective of the future of human development. It is divided into four main parts:
Part 1, grounded in the unique life nature of humans, offers a completely different interpretation of fundamental philosophical issues such as the nature, function, and objects of philosophy, laying the foundation for a brand-new philosophical perspective.
Part 2, from the perspective of the unity of history and logic, discusses the deep and interconnected relationship between the fate of philosophy and the fate of humans, providing strong historical validation for the intrinsic connection between philosophy and humanity.
Part 3, further proposes a philosophical concept and theoretical form oriented toward the future development of humanity, namely the theory of "anthroposophy," and concisely elaborates on its fundamental principles and main content.
Part 4, applies the basic thinking methods and theoretical principles of "anthroposophy" to solve major theoretical issues in fields such as worldview, epistemology, and social-historical perspectives, offering them fresh interpretations within a new theoretical framework.
The four parts of the book are interconnected and revolve around a central idea: philosophy must face the future development of humanity, consciously transform its self-image, and achieve a paradigm shift, thereby truly becoming a "life science" that elevates human life, enriches its meaning, and generates its value. At the same time, it consciously provides strong ideological support for China's social transformation, proving the legitimacy of its irreplaceable existence.