Concrete Concept as the Basic Form of Dialectical Thinking
He Shan
Abstract
He Shan
Abstract
The concrete concept constitutes the basic form of dialectical thinking and the major subject studies of dialectical logic. The maturity degree of the concrete concept represents the maturity of dialectical thinking. The content implied in the concrete concept is highly condensed judgement and reasoning. The expansion of the concrete concept in dialectical thinking reflects the fundamental principles of dialectical thinking, hence the significance of the concrete concept in dialectical thinking.
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The concrete concept constitutes the basic form of dialectical thinking and the major subject studies of dialectical logic. The maturity degree of the concrete concept represents the maturity of dialectical thinking. The content implied in the concrete concept is highly condensed judgement and reasoning. The expansion of the concrete concept in dialectical thinking reflects the fundamental principles of dialectical thinking, hence the significance of the concrete concept in dialectical thinking.
Key concepts: Dialectic, Judgement, Epistemology, Maturity (psychological), Subject (documents), Psychology, Parallel thinking, Philosophy