Conscientiously study comrade Mao tse-tung's theory on the unity of opposites

Chinese Studies in Philosophy 3 (2):105 (1971)
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For nearly a year, a debate on the identity of thought and existence has been going on in philosophical circles. An important debate of principles, it is related not only to the application of materialist-dialectical viewpoints to the solution of certain basic theoretical problems in philosophy but also to the materialization of the Marxist world outlook in practice. Therefore the debate has attracted the attention of theoretical and practical workers

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10.2753/csp1097-14670302105

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