Author: Wei Fachen et al.
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book is specifically designed for the research-oriented education aimed at cultivating innovative talents. Based on Marxist philosophy, it applies the principles of Engels' dialectics of nature, focusing on knowledge and technological innovation as the main threads, and covering concepts, theories, methods, and techniques as its core content. It elaborates on the role of philosophy in the development of science, technology, economy, and society, aiming to enable graduate students to gain a deeper understanding of Marxist philosophy at a higher level while enhancing their abilities in knowledge and technological innovation, as well as in comprehending national policies and grasping the direction of scientific and technological development. The book is divided into 11 chapters, primarily covering seven parts: Dialectics of Nature and Innovation Talent Cultivation, The Evolution of Natural Views and Innovation, Scientific Views and the Laws of Knowledge Innovation, Scientific Cognition and Methods of Knowledge Innovation, Technological Views and the Laws of Technological Development, Innovation Models and Methods of Technology, and the Development of Science, Technology, and Society. This book can serve as a primary teaching reference for graduate-level courses on the dialectics of nature, as well as a teaching material for undergraduate elective courses on cultural literacy. It is also a highly practical textbook for training science knowledge and innovation theories for government officials and party cadres.
Outline of Dialectical Materialism
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