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On the Historical Materialism Based on the Study of the Human Nature

Haifeng Chen

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The essence of historical materialism is the understanding of history as the conscious life process of human beings.In other words,history is the process of the realization of the human nature.The paper holds that this understanding is the very basis of scientific socialism and the guarantee for future humanistic and scientific studies.

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The essence of historical materialism is the understanding of history as the conscious life process of human beings.In other words,history is the process of the realization of the human nature.The paper holds that this understanding is the very basis of scientific socialism and the guarantee for future humanistic and scientific studies.

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The essence of historical materialism is the understanding of history as the conscious life process of human beings.In other words,history is the process of the realization of the human nature.The paper holds that this understanding is the very basis of scientific socialism and the guarantee for future humanistic and scientific studies.

Key concepts: Historical materialism, Humanism, Materialism, Epistemology, Realization (probability), Process (computing), Socialism, Human being

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