Qinghai Gao (1930-2004) was a renowned Chinese philosopher. Being one of the modern China’s first Ph.D. supervisors, he served on the panel of discipline evaluation of the State Council Academic Degree Committee. He also served as a vice-president of Jilin University, vice-chair and party secretary of Jilin Federation of Social Science Associations, and later advisor to the Research Center of Fundamental Theory of Philosophy, Jilin University. In 2004, he was honored as one of the first senior professors of Jilin University.
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Reinvigorating the Lost Philosophical Self
Qinghai Gao
Chapter 1. The significance of the view of practice as a way of thinking.- Chapter 2. The fate of theory and the fate of China.- Chapter 3. Reevaluating the opposition between materialism and idealism.- Chapter 4. Philosophy makes its way back to the real world.- Chapter 5. Human beings are the key to the secret of philosophy.
