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Historical Materialism's Conception of "Being"

Deng Xiao-zhen

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It is held by some scholars that it is Karl Marx and Martin Heideggar that launched the turn of Western philosophical theme and thinking from rationalism to existentialism. Such a notion comes from the fact that historical materialism's concept of being has not been elaborated and even the importance of elaborating it has not come into our consciousness.

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It is held by some scholars that it is Karl Marx and Martin Heideggar that launched the turn of Western philosophical theme and thinking from rationalism to existentialism. Such a notion comes from the fact that historical materialism's concept of being has not been elaborated and even the importance of elaborating it has not come into our consciousness.

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It is held by some scholars that it is Karl Marx and Martin Heideggar that launched the turn of Western philosophical theme and thinking from rationalism to existentialism. Such a notion comes from the fact that historical materialism's concept of being has not been elaborated and even the importance of elaborating it has not come into our consciousness.

Key concepts: Existentialism, Historical materialism, Materialism, Rationalism, Consciousness, Theme (computing), Epistemology, Philosophy

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