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Anonymous users2024-02-15abe。Dialectics mainly refers to the materialist dialectics of Marxism, which includes the concept of connection, the concept of development, the concept of contradiction and the concept of innovation.
Therefore, there is no objective dialectic and subjective dialectics, and there is no one who decides whom, and they have nothing to do with materialism and idealism, so CD is discharged.
F can only be said to be the difference between the dialectics of materialism and idealism, and the same as the scientific form of the dialectics of G (dialectics is a fundamental method summed up by people to guide people to practice, understand the world and transform the world, there is no scientific form, it is not a specific substance, so that people summarize and sublimate the most general essence and the most universal law), can not be regarded as the basis for distinguishing materialist and idealistic dialectics.
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Anonymous users2024-02-14If the dialectic is a horse, then the materialist dialectic is a white horse, and there is a species relationship between them.
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Anonymous users2024-02-13The difference and connection between materialism and dialectics.
Difference: Materialism talks about the original problem of the world, it believes that the world is material, and matter determines consciousness; Dialectics talks about the interconnection and change and development of the world, and it holds that the world is universally connected, changing, and developing.
Connection: Materialism and dialectics can be combined to form dialectical materialism, which becomes a scientific philosophical theory that correctly reflects the objective world.
About the difference and connection between the three.
Materialism and idealism, dialectics and metaphysics are two entangled pairs in the history of philosophy. The combination of materialism and metaphysics forms metaphysical materialism or mechanical materialism, and the combination of materialism and dialectics is dialectical materialism; The combination of dialectics and materialism becomes materialist dialectics, and the combination of idealism becomes idealistic dialectics.
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Anonymous users2024-02-121.What is the difference between materialist dialectics and dialectical materialism?
Dialectical materialism is materialism, the relationship between matter and consciousness. Materialist dialectics is dialectics, contradictions, connections, developments, and so on. In fact, it is easier to remember, as long as you remember the last three words.
2.Does Marxist philosophy include dialectical materialism and historical materialism?
Should be. Compare to be sure.
3.What are the perspectives in epistemology?
The relationship between knowledge and practice. Correct use of subjective initiative. Recognize the fundamental task. Historical materialism, the mass view of history, is that the masses of people are the main body of practice, the creators of history, and so on.
4.If the title says please use the dialectical materialist point of view the question.
As long as the materialist view sells the base, it will do
When looking at anything, we should adhere to the dialectical point of view.
Dialectical materialism (i.e., modern materialism) is a logical and theoretical thinking form of systematic science founded by Marx and Engels on the basis of summarizing the natural sciences, social sciences and thinking sciences by critically absorbing the 'rational kernel' of German classical philosophy --- Hegel's dialectics and the 'basic kernel' of Feuerbach's materialism. >>>More
Materialist dialectics is materialist dialectics, which holds that the world is composed of matter, that matter determines consciousness, and consciousness is an objective reflection of matter. Materialist dialectics contains many contents, such as: epistemology (the belief that things can be known), kinematics (the belief that matter is a moving substance, and stillness is a special form of motion), contradiction theory (the belief that things are always in universal contradictions), and so on. >>>More
Theoretically, the subjective should be in line with the objective, and in practical application, it is required: you can make assumptions and imagine at will, but you must verify your assumptions and imagination in the real world. The common question here is, what happens when one part of the hypothesis is verified and the other part is not? >>>More
Matter is the "common name" of all things that mark objective reality, such as the atom of physics, the molecule of chemistry, the cell of biology, the commodity of economics, the physical evidence of law, and so on. >>>More