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Summary of the Evolution from “Dialectics of Nature” to “Philosophy of Science and Technology”

Zhuoxuan Lv

Abstract


Dialectics of Nature has always been an important part of Marxist philosophy, which can not only help people find
the essence through phenomena but also explore the objective laws of nature, society and thinking. Philosophy of science and
technology is the continuation and result of the development of dialectics of nature, which not only combines materialism but also
combines natural laws, human knowledge, science and technology, and so on. It can not only help people find the law of natural
and social development, but also find the law of scientific and technological development and new trends so as to promote the
harmonious development of socialism. Therefore, the philosophy of science and technology is the inevitable trend and result of the
development of dialectics of nature, which should be paid attention to.

Keywords


Dialectics of Nature; Philosophy of Science and Technology; Difference; Evolution

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.18282/l-e.v10i3.2455

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