Marxist Historians' Cultural Concept in the Period of Anti-Japanese War
Sun Xuhon
Abstract
Sun Xuhon
Abstract
In the Anti-Japanese War times, Marxist historians enriched new-democratic cultural concept in their historical research under the guidance of the anti-war cultural policy by considering how they should treat traditional Chinese culture and western culture, and disputing against the anti-Marxist cultural concepts. Their approach and historical research not only developed the anti-war cultural policy, but also promoted the development of Marxist historiography. It also has its significance in summing up the experience of Marxism in China.
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In the Anti-Japanese War times, Marxist historians enriched new-democratic cultural concept in their historical research under the guidance of the anti-war cultural policy by considering how they should treat traditional Chinese culture and western culture, and disputing against the anti-Marxist cultural concepts. Their approach and historical research not only developed the anti-war cultural policy, but also promoted the development of Marxist historiography. It also has its significance in summing up the experience of Marxism in China.
Key concepts: Marxist philosophy, Historiography, Marxist historiography, Period (music), China, Social science, Democracy, Political science