Marx's General View Of Practice Development, Coordination Of Civilizations

Practice and civilizations are like twins and totally inseparable. Because of the limitations of human cognition in the spheres of mutual-relation issues in the field of practice from the results of many of interrelationships between cultures, people do not have a clear understanding of the dialectical. Indeed, the humans experiences catastrophe over the various twists and turns, and these people avoid and overcome these twists and turns and disasters as well, and these results can not be achieved without the practice of reflection, unable to leave the material, spiritual and political civilization interrelationships between thoughts. Thoughts on these issues result in, throughout history, a series of colorful and harmonious crystallization. When Marx thought about mutual relations between material, spiritual and political civilization, one of his great contributions to mankind was based on the general practice. He stood on the era, with his great genius and established a general practice perspective, to achieve coordinated development of civilization and a solid theoretical foundation. Of course, Marx did not, in his writings, leave us a precise definition on the general practice, which, to some extent, has created some difficulties for us to understand in practice. Therefore, based on the original works of Marx, the overall concept and practice of excavation should be collected and analyzed on the basis of the coordinated development of all areas of civilized mechanisms, for which ways and purposes of the theory and practice have a particular value and significance. The paper on the coordinated civilization development focusing on topics emphasizes the general practice of Marxism outlook, focusing itself on the following three aspects: First, in the comparative history, and through in-depth digging Marx's ideology, it outlines the overall concept of practice, and analyzes of the overall concept of the theory and practice of values. Second, it mainly states the practice of Marxism in...