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The Nature of Practice:Marx' Definition on Human Nature

Chen Qi-sheng

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In the history of the development of philosophy,philosophers discuss human nature from many perspectives.Marx believes that human nature is the process of developing perfecting and improving.His view reveals the puzzle of human nature which is a revolution.

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In the history of the development of philosophy,philosophers discuss human nature from many perspectives.Marx believes that human nature is the process of developing perfecting and improving.His view reveals the puzzle of human nature which is a revolution.

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In the history of the development of philosophy,philosophers discuss human nature from many perspectives.Marx believes that human nature is the process of developing perfecting and improving.His view reveals the puzzle of human nature which is a revolution.

Key concepts: Epistemology, Philosophy, Process (computing), Sociology, Computer science, Operating system

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