Cultivation of Philosophical Accomplishment via Philosophical Principles Course: From Common Sense to Introspection
Cheng Ying-zi
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Cheng Ying-zi
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The cultivation and enhancement of the philosophical accomplishment is a basic respect of the teaching of Marxism principles. However, the traditional teaching of philosophical principles is lacking in this kind of philosophical accomplishment, or in the cultivation of this kind of thought pattern of philosophical introspection. It is of significance for philosophy teaching through the teaching of the principles.
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The cultivation and enhancement of the philosophical accomplishment is a basic respect of the teaching of Marxism principles. However, the traditional teaching of philosophical principles is lacking in this kind of philosophical accomplishment, or in the cultivation of this kind of thought pattern of philosophical introspection. It is of significance for philosophy teaching through the teaching of the principles.
Key concepts: Introspection, Philosophical methodology, Epistemology, Philosophical theory, Philosophical analysis, Philosophy, Course (navigation), Sociology