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Anonymous users2024-02-13I don't think they're on the same level.
First of all, materialism and idealism are the fundamental views and opinions of people to know what the world is, while epistemology is just what people are knowing.
I don't think they're on the same level.
First of all, materialism and idealism are the fundamental views and views of people to understand what the world is, and epistemology is only some of the views that people are understanding things, and epistemology should be subordinate to the former. It should be materialism and idealism that determine epistemology.
But I think materialism and idealism are on the same level, because they both have a fundamental view of the world, but they are not expressed in the same way, but there is no meaning that anyone decides whom.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12No, materialism, epistemology is the fundamental point of view of Marxist philosophy, idealism is not, idealism is not real philosophy.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11The difference between materialism and idealism is that it belongs to the category of ontology, and ontology is on the same philosophical level as epistemology. The so-called ontology is mainly what is the ontology of the world, or what is the root of the world; Epistemology, on the other hand, is the understanding of what is really going on or how humans can gain knowledge of the world.
The difference between materialism and idealism is that they respectively believe that the origin of the world lies in matter and spirit, that is, materialism believes that the origin of the world is matter, and spirit is derived from matter; Idealism holds that the origin of the world is spirit, and matter is derived from spirit.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Differences: 1. Materialist epistemology is a reflection theory, while idealistic epistemology is a priori (excavation and modification of innate experience) theory. In other words, materialist epistemology holds that knowledge is acquired, not innate.
Wu Rotten 2Materialism holds that true knowledge comes from action, while idealism holds that knowledge is nothing but inner reflection.
3.Materialist epistemology is agnosticism, while partial idealistic epistemology is agnosticism, denying the possibility of knowing the world.
Connections: 1. Both materialist and idealistic epistemology attempt to explain the world, including nature and human society.
2.Materialist epistemology and most idealistic epistemologies hold that the world is knowable and can be correctly known, and that truth exists.
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Anonymous users2024-02-091. Understanding the nature of the world is different.
1. Materialist epistemology: Materialist epistemology holds that matter is primary and spirit is secondary.
2. Idealist epistemology: Idealistic epistemology believes that consciousness is the first nature and matter is secondary.
Second, the method of understanding the history is different.
1. Epistemology of Materialism: Materialism believes that knowledge comes from action.
2. Idealistic epistemology: Idealism believes that knowledge is nothing but inner reflection.
Third, the nature is different.
1. Materialist epistemology: Materialist epistemology is agnosticism.
2. Idealist epistemology: Idealist epistemology is agnosticism, denying the possibility of knowing the world.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08a.Reflection Theory.
b.But the feast is intellectual.
c.The theory of reflection of the active revolution and the pure and pure.
d.Transcendentalism.
Correct answer: B
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Materialism and idealism are two polar opposites. Materialism holds that matter determines everything and denies the role of consciousness. Psychic theory holds that consciousness determines everything and denies the role of matter.
Some of everything is naturally formed, some are created by man, and some are created by man and nature. In the process of understanding the world and transforming the world, we can neither materialize nor idealize.
The proposition that matter is the first nature and consciousness is the second nature is a partial generalization. Because only the human brain in the world can produce consciousness, and no other matter can produce consciousness.
"Materialism" and "idealism" are false concepts compiled by Chinese scholars and do not actually exist at all. There have always been two major schools of thought in the history of philosophy: theism and atheism. God refers to God, immortals, and souls.
The heart refers to the human mind. It is an absurd and ridiculous mistake to describe atheism as materialism and theism as Qingliangyu idealism.
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Materialism is a philosophical view that holds that matter is the basic entity of the world, and that consciousness and thinking are the products of matter. Materialism emphasizes the objective existence and role of matter, believing that matter can be perceived and studied, while consciousness and thinking are not independent souls or spiritual entities, but products of matter. The core idea of materialism is that matter determines consciousness. >>>More
The biggest difference between idealism and materialism lies in subjectivity and objectivity. For example, you're there because you know you're there. In other words, if all the observers of the world don't know that you're there, you may not be there, you may not be there, you may be there, that's idealism; You're definitely there, or you're definitely not there, that's materialism. >>>More
Friend, this question is more difficult, but I understand what you mean, first of all, I can't ask your question, but I know that your problem is really only a master, but it is also more difficult for you to find a master, because the master may be doing something else, if he sees your problem, I think, I guess it is enough to say a few words, and people may not want to give you an explanation here. So I suggest that you still learn on your own, get to know these two separately, both on the Internet, and then you can find the answer on your own, you say yes. Learn what materialism is, then learn what atheism is, by the way know theism and dialectics, etc., and then you can make a clear comparison yourself, it is better to ask for others than for yourself, and when you understand, you can also explain similar problems, hehe.