The Emancipation of Mankind: The Real Mission of Philosophy
Bin Li
Abstract
Bin Li
Abstract
What is exactly philosophy? What is the real use of philosophy? These two are closely related and are challenges philosophy.When to end is gaining in force,it is necessary for us seriously think about them.This paper,through an exposition of the nature and functions of Marxist philosophy,reveals the significance of the social function embodied in the linguistic turn of Western philosophy and intends prove the conviction that the emancipation of mankind is the real mission of philosophy.
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What is exactly philosophy? What is the real use of philosophy? These two are closely related and are challenges philosophy.When to end is gaining in force,it is necessary for us seriously think about them.This paper,through an exposition of the nature and functions of Marxist philosophy,reveals the significance of the social function embodied in the linguistic turn of Western philosophy and intends prove the conviction that the emancipation of mankind is the real mission of philosophy.
Key concepts: Marxist philosophy, Emancipation, Epistemology, Western philosophy, Modern philosophy, Philosophy education, Philosophy, Embodied cognition