On The Practical Understanding of Marxist Human Nature and Attribute View
NI Zhi-an
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NI Zhi-an
Abstract
To understand nature and attributes from the perspective of an object or Abstractness or from the perspective of practice or reality is the fundamental difference between human nature and attribute of Marxist new materialism and the one in old materialism.Adhering to the practical understanding ideology advocated by Marx,this article analyzes the critical defects in traditional textbooks on understanding Marxist nature and attribute view,illustrates the scientific implications of practical understanding of nature and attribute view in Marxism and reveals the important meaning of understanding Marxist nature and attribute view based on practice,which aims at helping people understand Marxist nature and attribute view more correctly.
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To understand nature and attributes from the perspective of an object or Abstractness or from the perspective of practice or reality is the fundamental difference between human nature and attribute of Marxist new materialism and the one in old materialism.Adhering to the practical understanding ideology advocated by Marx,this article analyzes the critical defects in traditional textbooks on understanding Marxist nature and attribute view,illustrates the scientific implications of practical understanding of nature and attribute view in Marxism and reveals the important meaning of understanding Marxist nature and attribute view based on practice,which aims at helping people understand Marxist nature and attribute view more correctly.
Key concepts: Marxist philosophy, Epistemology, Ideology, Materialism, Meaning (existential), Perspective (graphical), Sociology, Object (grammar)