2003Journal of Jishou UniversityRequires access

Practice and Life

Zhu Bao

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Based on Marxist teachings practical materialists regard life as practice,and practice as the nature of life and uphold that life should be revolutionized by the change of practice.Therefore,Marxist view of practice cannot be interpreted as can be separated from life,instead,it should be interpreted as the one that takes life as its foundation from which it can start.

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Based on Marxist teachings practical materialists regard life as practice,and practice as the nature of life and uphold that life should be revolutionized by the change of practice.Therefore,Marxist view of practice cannot be interpreted as can be separated from life,instead,it should be interpreted as the one that takes life as its foundation from which it can start.

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Based on Marxist teachings practical materialists regard life as practice,and practice as the nature of life and uphold that life should be revolutionized by the change of practice.Therefore,Marxist view of practice cannot be interpreted as can be separated from life,instead,it should be interpreted as the one that takes life as its foundation from which it can start.

Key concepts: Materialism, Marxist philosophy, Foundation (evidence), Epistemology, Sociology, Environmental ethics, Philosophy, Engineering ethics

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