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On the Scientific Concept of Development Content of Marxist Philosophy

Guohua Wang

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The scientific development concept is a new concept and development model,which is proposed for building a prosperous society,it has a profound meaning of Marxist philosophy.Scientific concept of development is embodied in the spirit of Marxist philosophy,it is the core and condensation of Marxist philosophy and values.

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The scientific development concept is a new concept and development model,which is proposed for building a prosperous society,it has a profound meaning of Marxist philosophy.Scientific concept of development is embodied in the spirit of Marxist philosophy,it is the core and condensation of Marxist philosophy and values.

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The scientific development concept is a new concept and development model,which is proposed for building a prosperous society,it has a profound meaning of Marxist philosophy.Scientific concept of development is embodied in the spirit of Marxist philosophy,it is the core and condensation of Marxist philosophy and values.

Key concepts: Marxist philosophy, Meaning (existential), Epistemology, Embodied cognition, Content (measure theory), Philosophy of sport, Philosophy education, Philosophy of computer science

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