In Mao Zedong's eyes, people

Author: Xiong Fang
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Publish Date: 2003-12-02
Features: This book systematically organizes, interprets, and evaluates Mao Zedong's humanistic thought using a method that aligns history with logic and unifies theory with practice. It comprehensively discusses Mao Zedong's fundamental views on human nature, the essence of humanity, human value, human rights, humanitarianism, and human freedom and liberation. Its innovation lies in preliminarily constructing a theoretical framework for Mao Zedong's humanistic thought that is more grounded in reality. By comparing humanistic thought from China, the West, and Marxism, it highlights the basic characteristics of Mao Zedong's humanistic thought, clarifies its scientific value and contemporary significance, and presents a unique perspective on Mao Zedong's philosophy's special attention to human existence and destiny, its high praise for human value, and its persistent pursuit of human freedom and rights. This reflects the humanistic tradition of Chinese philosophy and the humanistic spirit of Marxist philosophy.