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Philosophy and Reality

Yang Hong

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There has a close relationship between philosophy and reality. In the course of the development of philosophy, however the problem of philosophy surpasses the reality. Philosophy must be rooted in the real world. Marxism is the very realistic philosophy. It is urgent to study a series of problems that occurred or will occur in today's society, which is the historic mission of modern philosophy. Only firmly rooted in the reality can modern philosophy be developed.

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There has a close relationship between philosophy and reality. In the course of the development of philosophy, however the problem of philosophy surpasses the reality. Philosophy must be rooted in the real world. Marxism is the very realistic philosophy. It is urgent to study a series of problems that occurred or will occur in today's society, which is the historic mission of modern philosophy. Only firmly rooted in the reality can modern philosophy be developed.

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There has a close relationship between philosophy and reality. In the course of the development of philosophy, however the problem of philosophy surpasses the reality. Philosophy must be rooted in the real world. Marxism is the very realistic philosophy. It is urgent to study a series of problems that occurred or will occur in today's society, which is the historic mission of modern philosophy. Only firmly rooted in the reality can modern philosophy be developed.

Key concepts: Modern philosophy, Philosophy education, Philosophy of sport, Western philosophy, Philosophy of computer science, Philosophy, Epistemology, Contemporary philosophy

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