Contents of Marxism Studies, Issue 3, 2025
Marxism Studies 2025, Issue 3 Contents
Special Feature Luo Yuting | The Essence of Marxist Ideological Discourse Power in the New Era is Discourse Dominance
Distinguished Scholar Interview Journal Reporter | Constructing a New Era System of Anti-Corruption Institutions with Chinese Characteristics—An Interview with Lu Pinyue, Senior Professor at Shanghai University of Finance and Economics
Studies on Xi Jinping’s New Era Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics Liu Jianwu | The "Two Combinations" [1] and the Creation of a New Cultural Life-Form Xiang Jiuyu | The Better Life [2] and Human Modernization Liu Dong | The Logic of Generation and Practical Observances of Chinese-path Modernization: An Inquiry Based on Marx’s Theory of the Social Organism
Fundamental Principles of Marxism Wu Hongzheng | The Path of the Historical Materialist Conception Toward a "Universal World History" Zhang Sanyuan | Marx and Engels’ Theory of Civilization and Its Contemporary Value Yu Min | The Formation and Essential Content of Lenin’s Thought on the Long-term Leadership of the Communist Party over the Various Affairs of Worker-Peasant States Liu Zhihong | The Essence-Phenomenon Perspective: The Fundamental Method of Marx’s Critique of Political Economy
The Sinicization and Modernization of Marxism Liu Honglin | The "Ontology," Analytical Paradigm, and Basic Map of the Conceptual System of CPC Party-Building [3] Studies Bao Dawei | The Historical Materialist Connotations of Innovation Phenomena, Innovation Practice, and Innovation Thinking
Studies on Foreign Marxism Yang Haifeng | Lukács’s Misreading of Marx in The Ontology of Social Being
Critique of Contemporary Capitalism Wang Haijian | The Logic of Cultural Colonialism in Digital Imperialism and Its Critique Xue Shaowen | A Reappearance of Feudalism or an Advancement of Digital Capitalism?—A Critique of "Techno-feudalism" from the Perspective of Capitalist Reproduction