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Reconsiderations in the Principle of Negation of Negation

Geng Xin Yang

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The principle of negation of negation does not refer to natural development stages of three related objects.It refers to an inevitable couse and tendency of development in which things develop from form of potential contradiction to extention of contradiction,to a stage of intensified contradictions,and then to a stage of resolution of contraditions which,in turn,gives rise to new things.The principle of negation of negation is expressed in negative dialectics and in terms of rise and renounce of alienation in human history.To be specific,it means reconstruction of personal ownership and individualized person on basis of the achievement of capitalist ara and public ownership of productive materials.Negative dialectics has been developed in man's practical experience in which idea of dialectic negation is implied.The dialectic negation of Marx is based on concept of practice and is integrated with historical materialsm.Thus it is diffeent from dialectic negation of Hegel,nor is it same with Adorno's dialectic negation.

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The principle of negation of negation does not refer to natural development stages of three related objects.It refers to an inevitable couse and tendency of development in which things develop from form of potential contradiction to extention of contradiction,to a stage of intensified contradictions,and then to a stage of resolution of contraditions which,in turn,gives rise to new things.The principle of negation of negation is expressed in negative dialectics and in terms of rise and renounce of alienation in human history.To be specific,it means reconstruction of personal ownership and individualized person on basis of the achievement of capitalist ara and public ownership of productive materials.Negative dialectics has been developed in man's practical experience in which idea of dialectic negation is implied.The dialectic negation of Marx is based on concept of practice and is integrated with historical materialsm.Thus it is diffeent from dialectic negation of Hegel,nor is it same with Adorno's dialectic negation.

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The principle of negation of negation does not refer to natural development stages of three related objects.It refers to an inevitable couse and tendency of development in which things develop from form of potential contradiction to extention of contradiction,to a stage of intensified contradictions,and then to a stage of resolution of contraditions which,in turn,gives rise to new things.The principle of negation of negation is expressed in negative dialectics and in terms of rise and renounce of alienation in human history.To be specific,it means reconstruction of personal ownership and individualized person on basis of the achievement of capitalist ara and public ownership of productive materials.Negative dialectics has been developed in man's practical experience in which idea of dialectic negation is implied.The dialectic negation of Marx is based on concept of practice and is integrated with historical materialsm.Thus it is diffeent from dialectic negation of Hegel,nor is it same with Adorno's dialectic negation.

Key concepts: Negation, Dialectic, Contradiction, Epistemology, Hegelianism, Alienation, Philosophy, Natural (archaeology)

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