On Practice by Mao Zedong
An argument that genuine knowledge originates in practical experience and must be tested, corrected, and advanced through ongoing social practice; it outlines a Marxist method of cognition—moving from sensory experience to abstraction and back to practice—and emphasizes the unity of theory and practice, asserting that practice both validates and deepens understanding and is necessary to transform the world.
- Published
- 1937
- Nationality
- Chinese
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- Original Language
- Chinese
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- Alternate Titles
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- Shíjiàn Lùn
- 实践论
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