Reality of Life: The Historical Shift that Transcends "Speculative Philosophy"
Ying Yang
Abstract
Ying Yang
Abstract
The paper explains how Marxist philosophy formed its unique theoretical features in the course of criticizing speculative philosophy from five perspectives.They are: 1,Marxist philosophy is viewed as philosophy of non-philosophy;2,Marxist philosophy is meant to reform the world;3,it is a type of philosophy that moves from human society to heaven;4,it is to be defeated,and a philosophy of emancipation.For this reason,Marxist philosophy is defined as philosophy of life.The author then analyzes four problems in studies of Marxist philosophy in China with reference to Marxist philosophy.This is meant to promote studies of Marxist philosophy in the practice of constructing socialism in the Chinese style.
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The paper explains how Marxist philosophy formed its unique theoretical features in the course of criticizing speculative philosophy from five perspectives.They are: 1,Marxist philosophy is viewed as philosophy of non-philosophy;2,Marxist philosophy is meant to reform the world;3,it is a type of philosophy that moves from human society to heaven;4,it is to be defeated,and a philosophy of emancipation.For this reason,Marxist philosophy is defined as philosophy of life.The author then analyzes four problems in studies of Marxist philosophy in China with reference to Marxist philosophy.This is meant to promote studies of Marxist philosophy in the practice of constructing socialism in the Chinese style.
Key concepts: Marxist philosophy, Philosophy education, Western philosophy, Philosophy of sport, Philosophy, Epistemology, Eastern philosophy, Philosophy of computer science