Literature History of Marxism as a Philosophy of Science in Foreign Countries

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Literature History of Marxism as a Philosophy of Science in Foreign Countries

DOI: 10.4236/oalib.1108772, PP. 1-9

Jun Zhang

Subject Areas: Sociology, Philosophy

Keywords: Marxism, Philosophy of Science, Foreign Literature

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As the dual attribute of both science and revolution, Marxism has not achieved a reasonable and balanced development in the domestic academic circle, and its value interpretation has been continuously demonstrated, while its scientific nature has not attracted enough attention in China. As a scientific interpretation, Marxist research presents the following characteristics abroad: the deep interpretation of the philosophy of science in the classical text of Marxist International and communist International; the repositioning of the relationship between Marxism and contemporary philosophy of science; the tentative exploration of Western Marxism.

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Zhang, J. (2022). Literature History of Marxism as a Philosophy of Science in Foreign Countries. Open Access Library Journal, 9, e8772. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.4236/oalib.1108772.

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