Comparison between Deng Xiaoping and Mao Zedong's thought that "things are contradictory"
Ding Zu-hao
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Ding Zu-hao
Abstract
Deng Xiaoping and Mao Zedong have different characteristics about the thought that things are contradictory. Their analyses of such questions as the two kinds of basic attributes of the contradiction, the basic contradiction of the socialist society, the principal contradiction of the socialist society, two kinds of contradictions of the socialist society appear to be distinct. Those distinctions result from deep sociohistorical reasons and the personal style of knowledge.
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Deng Xiaoping and Mao Zedong have different characteristics about the thought that things are contradictory. Their analyses of such questions as the two kinds of basic attributes of the contradiction, the basic contradiction of the socialist society, the principal contradiction of the socialist society, two kinds of contradictions of the socialist society appear to be distinct. Those distinctions result from deep sociohistorical reasons and the personal style of knowledge.
Key concepts: Contradiction, Principal (computer security), Epistemology, Style (visual arts), Sociology, Philosophy, Psychology, Environmental ethics