The Concrete Forms of the Marxist Dialectics and Its Applied Function
Zhang Shao-hong
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Zhang Shao-hong
Abstract
We have the reasons to think the Marxist dialectics may be divided into three concrete forms:first, the discovered diaectics that denies the accomplished knowledge and faces to the unknown world; second, reappearing dialectics that denies the present phenomenon world and faces to the essential world; third, practiced dialectics that denies the accomplished reality and faces to the funture world. These three forms of dialectics have different applicative functions and have apparent differences in scope of application, structure of contradiction, the way of solving contradiction, the basic law and the dialectical course of moverment.
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We have the reasons to think the Marxist dialectics may be divided into three concrete forms:first, the discovered diaectics that denies the accomplished knowledge and faces to the unknown world; second, reappearing dialectics that denies the present phenomenon world and faces to the essential world; third, practiced dialectics that denies the accomplished reality and faces to the funture world. These three forms of dialectics have different applicative functions and have apparent differences in scope of application, structure of contradiction, the way of solving contradiction, the basic law and the dialectical course of moverment.
Key concepts: Dialectic, Contradiction, Marxist philosophy, Epistemology, Scope (computer science), Philosophy, Function (biology), Phenomenon