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Philosophical Thought on the Thought of ‘Taking Economic Construction as the Centre’

Cheng Zeng

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The thought of `taking economic construction as the centre' is a scientific conclusion based on Deng Xiaoping's profound understanding and scientific analysis of the historical period our society was in. The world outlook and methodology of Marxist dialectical materialism and historical materialism run through it from beginning to end.

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The thought of `taking economic construction as the centre' is a scientific conclusion based on Deng Xiaoping's profound understanding and scientific analysis of the historical period our society was in. The world outlook and methodology of Marxist dialectical materialism and historical materialism run through it from beginning to end.

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The thought of `taking economic construction as the centre' is a scientific conclusion based on Deng Xiaoping's profound understanding and scientific analysis of the historical period our society was in. The world outlook and methodology of Marxist dialectical materialism and historical materialism run through it from beginning to end.

Key concepts: Historical materialism, Dialectical materialism, Marxist philosophy, Materialism, Dialectic, Period (music), Epistemology, Economic Thought

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