A Study on the Way to Realize the Popularizatiom of Marxism in Contemporary China
Zhang Ji-xiong
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Zhang Ji-xiong
Abstract
Promoting the popularization of Marxism in contemporary China means publicizing and spreading the theory of Marxism through the popularization of the theory.In this way,Marxism will be widely understood and accepted by the people,and its guiding position and leading role will also be consolidated and persisted in.In the process of the popularization of Marxism,we must maintain the right balance and avoid going to extremes.In order to achieve this goal,we should make the following combinations:1.the combination of the popularization and the specialization of academic research;2.the combination of publicity and education of Marxism and human subjectivity;and 3.the combination of unified guiding ideology and diversification of thoughts and ideas.
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Promoting the popularization of Marxism in contemporary China means publicizing and spreading the theory of Marxism through the popularization of the theory.In this way,Marxism will be widely understood and accepted by the people,and its guiding position and leading role will also be consolidated and persisted in.In the process of the popularization of Marxism,we must maintain the right balance and avoid going to extremes.In order to achieve this goal,we should make the following combinations:1.the combination of the popularization and the specialization of academic research;2.the combination of publicity and education of Marxism and human subjectivity;and 3.the combination of unified guiding ideology and diversification of thoughts and ideas.
Key concepts: Publicity, Ideology, Diversification (marketing strategy), China, Subjectivity, Sociology, Order (exchange), Epistemology