Basic Issues of People-oriented——Connotation and Realizations of People-oriented Philosophy
Liu Zhan-jun
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Liu Zhan-jun
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The idea of people-oriented is interpreted in philosophy domain,which is the governance and development concept of the CPC Central Committee with Hu Jintao as general secretary.The concept of people-oriented reflects the philosophy quality of the dialectical unity of persons and things,and the essence of it is to achieve sound and rapid development of human nature.People-oriented is not only the inheritance and development of the Marxist ideology of science,but also the specific application of Marxist′s theory of human being's overall development.It is necessary to find out philosophical connotation of people-oriented,and explore the reality path of achieving people-oriented,which is the inevitable requirement of the times.
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The idea of people-oriented is interpreted in philosophy domain,which is the governance and development concept of the CPC Central Committee with Hu Jintao as general secretary.The concept of people-oriented reflects the philosophy quality of the dialectical unity of persons and things,and the essence of it is to achieve sound and rapid development of human nature.People-oriented is not only the inheritance and development of the Marxist ideology of science,but also the specific application of Marxist′s theory of human being's overall development.It is necessary to find out philosophical connotation of people-oriented,and explore the reality path of achieving people-oriented,which is the inevitable requirement of the times.
Key concepts: Marxist philosophy, Connotation, Dialectic, Ideology, Epistemology, Inheritance (genetic algorithm), Sociology, Development (topology)