A'most fundamental principle of marxism'

Chinese Studies in Philosophy 25 (2):43-71 (1993)
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Abstract

Chairman Hua emphasized in his speech last year at the opening ceremony of the Central Party School that: "Chairman Mao instructed us over and over that ‘the integration of theory and practice is the most fundamental principle of Marxism.’ Chairman Mao fought all his life against the evil work style of boasting and of separating theory from practice. … Political swindlers such as Lin Biao, Chen Boda, and the "gang of four" have messed up many basic theoretical issues and damaged our Party's good learning style. We must make a tremendous effort to correct that."

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