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The Relationship between Marxism and Humanism

MA Jie-sha

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There are two contrastive opinions about this issue inside and outside China. One is opposition and the other is unification. In fact the relationship between Marxism and humanism is neither opposition nor unification, but mutuality.

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There are two contrastive opinions about this issue inside and outside China. One is opposition and the other is unification. In fact the relationship between Marxism and humanism is neither opposition nor unification, but mutuality.

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There are two contrastive opinions about this issue inside and outside China. One is opposition and the other is unification. In fact the relationship between Marxism and humanism is neither opposition nor unification, but mutuality.

Key concepts: Unification, Opposition (politics), Humanism, China, Epistemology, Philosophy, Sociology, Political science

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