Capital Logic and Contemporary Reality: Philosophical Reflections on Economic Development Concepts

Author: Lu Pin Yue
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Features: This book examines the socio-economic system from a deep philosophical perspective, using Marx's philosophy of capital to explore contemporary major real-world issues: Where does the fundamental driving force behind social and economic development come from? What are the root causes of the slow development of China's traditional society? What are the characteristics of China's economic system? How did it come about? What are the root causes of negative phenomena? What are the basic approaches to eliminate negative phenomena? What are the fundamental challenges faced by the competitiveness of Chinese enterprises? How can scientific development concepts be implemented under the current globalized landscape, and how can a new path of industrialization be taken? As a research outcome of the Doctoral Program Project Fund of the Ministry of Education, the author is grounded in Marxist viewpoints, incorporates reasonable elements of Western philosophy and economics, and forms an innovative perspective to conduct in-depth research on these issues. The book explores the paradoxical manifestations of various aspects of human economic life under basic conditions, especially under the influence of contemporary capital forces, in order to seek the dynamic system and construction process of the socio-economic system and explore the deeper causes of various economic phenomena. The book presents novel viewpoints, a broad perspective, profound thoughts, and insightful analysis, rich in imagination. The unique and enlightening solutions it offers to the aforementioned real-world issues hold certain theoretical and practical significance for the development of economic philosophy in China and the study of practical problems. For this reason, in the "double-blind" evaluation of the book, the evaluators described it as "representing the highest level of contemporary domestic economic philosophy." This book is suitable for researchers and reference materials for those concerned with China's economic real-world issues, and can also serve as a textbook for economic philosophy.