There is no teacher Ma Zhe

Learning dialectics for the sake of life, the following two paragraphs are from the "Book of Fu Lei's Family".

When a person is young, when he is a student, if he does not "put Marxism into practice" and apply it in big and small things, he will not be able to apply Marxism in the slightest thing in society, no matter how small it is. The so-called dialectics and the so-called accurate world outlook must be used everywhere and become a habit of thinking, so that it can be said that it can be truly tempered by Marxism. Otherwise, I am me, ism is ism, methods and methods are never in one place, and it is useless to study for a lifetime.

From this point of view, Marxism-Leninism is by no means dry, but very lively and interesting, and can help us solve problems big and small everywhere at all times,—— from trivial matters around us to doing studies, from daily life to analyzing major national affairs, there is no place where it is not used.

Theory and practice are absolutely inseparable. Learning must be integrated with real life; Marxism-Leninism is not an abstract philosophy, but an extremely realistic and concrete philosophy, which is not only the guiding theory of social revolution, but also the basis of the philosophy of life. ......I often have the impression that the political study of ordinary people is entirely for the sake of studying, not for the sake of life, and not for the sake of coping with actual struggles.

Therefore, when talking about theory, the first thing is the Tao, what materialism, what dialectics, what criticism and self-criticism, and so on, can make a long exertion of a large set, and as soon as we encounter practical things, we can sit down at the desk, or when we go to the factory or the countryside, we will completely forget all theories. The same is true in the school, according to people who studied in the university, their political discussions are very lively, and some students ask very good questions and can draw very incisive conclusions, but they still deal with their classmates, teachers, and school leaders, and they are still full of worries, sophistication, and selfishness. I think this attitude towards learning is fundamentally anti-Marxist-Leninist, so why do we regard the most practical science, materialist dialectics, as a façade and a mantra?

Why can't you apply the fanciful truths you say to yourself and implement them in your own behavior and style?

I liked Ma Zhe very much when I was in college, and the most important thing is that the lecturer is very good, and everyone who has listened to his classes basically likes his classes. On the one hand, it is necessary to give a good lecture, and on the other hand, the teacher's personality is very important, so it is very effective to communicate with students, hehe.

From a philosophical point of view, if students do not have the previous accumulation of Western philosophical history, they will not understand, because they will not know why Marx needs to solve what problems, and what problems arise from this. In short, if students do not have a sense of the problem, then philosophy can only be a boring subject.

The Ma Zhe class that I have studied and I am most impressed by is the teacher Xi Zhigen of East China Political Science and Law, his is very vivid, pays attention to the integration of theory with practice, and the examples are also very lively, and can always be linked to the focus of the current society, which is also interspersed with some historical issues. In short, it was he who made me think that Ma Zhe was still quite interesting and full of useful courses.

Our teacher Ma Zhe's lectures are interesting, we all love to listen, although I don't know if what he talks about is related to the textbook (because we all listen to him, never read the textbook), but his old man is also eloquent, we also listen to it with relish, and the exam has been passed, and the results are not bad.

Hello, my teacher Ma Zhe gave more examples in class, in fact, he basically slept in class.

When I took Ma Zhe's class, I basically slept and the teacher focused on the key points during the exam. It's all over!

d The scientific and technological revolution leads to a socio-political revolution.

Technology is the most active factor in productivity. Scientific and technological progress leads to progress in productivity. Thus, when the socio-political and economic bases are incompatible, a socio-political revolution occurs.

Ma Zhe is a compulsory course at the university. Marxist philosophy is a compulsory course in the university, and the basic scope of the compulsory course of political theory in the university also includes the following points: an introduction to the theoretical system of ideology and socialism with Chinese characteristics, an outline of modern Chinese history, ideological and moral cultivation and legal basis, situation and policy, and contemporary world economy and politics.

Marxist philosophy is a means of socioeconomic analysis, which is good at analyzing social groups with conflicting interests in society from the viewpoint of contradiction and conflict, and is a set of "classic" sociological theories. Marx took a materialistic view of history, postulating that the driving force of social change was the conflict between classes. He believes that history has its own objective governing laws, and that social change is dialectical.

Material supplement: Marxist philosophy (discipline**: 010101) is a secondary discipline of philosophy (0101), which mainly studies dialectical materialism and historical materialism, and the research field includes three aspects: theory, history and application of Marxist philosophy.

The courses offered by the major of Marxist philosophy mainly include: the theory and practice of scientific socialism, English, selected readings of Marx's original works of radicalism, special research on Marxist philosophy, history of the development of Marxist philosophy, special research on Chinese philosophy, special research on Western philosophy, research on Chinese Marxism, special research on foreign Marxism, and Marxism and contemporary philosophical trends. This major requires graduate students to systematically master the basic viewpoints, basic positions and basic methods of Marxist materialism, dialectics, epistemology, principles of historical outlook, original works, and other sub-disciplines of philosophy and related disciplines, and cultivate their ability to analyze and solve problems independently.