MatterConcepts andAwarenessConceptDefinitionsIt's a big problem that's been bothering us for a long timePhilosophyProblem. Once the philosophical concept of materiality and consciousness has developedScienceThe definition implies a major breakthrough in philosophical theory and good prospects for development。
As we know from the previous section, the unified philosophy defines “material” and “conscious” as:
Matter: is a cosmic entity that is reflective of the external environmental conditions and internal state of the person。
Consciousness: the material is a reflection of the objective environmental conditions of the outside environment in which it finds itself and the reality of the inner body。
In short:
Matter: is a cosmic entity that is reflective of both the external and the physical state。
Consciousness: is a material reflection of external conditions and the physical reality。
The rationale behind the unified philosophical theory is that the two definitions are scientific and based mainly on the following eight reasons。
I. Science-compliant
This definition is based on an analysis of basic physical laws. In the process of defining it, we cite a great deal of production and living practice, and have based our theoretical arguments on newton ii in physics, om and thermal inhalation and dermalization. The resulting material and awareness concepts not only conform to basic physical laws and have a strong scientific basis, but also make them scientific concepts of an empirical scientific nature, no longer the result of mere sensory intuitive intuitiveness. So it's scientific。
Ii. Logical
This definition is fully consistent with all the rules of the definition set out in the general logic principles, does not violate any article and does not make any logical error. Each concept is clearly defined, its content and scope are clear and does not contain any vague concepts. So it's logical。
Iii. Relevant to objective effective
According to the definition of the concept of consciousness in the unified philosophical theory, the human being is the reflection of the subjective nature of his or her external, objective environmental conditions and reality. This means that human awareness depends not only on objective environmental conditions outside the world, but also on the actual state of the human person。
For example, a student's ability to answer a test paper depends not only on the content of the test, but also on whether he has learned and truly acquired knowledge. If he had not learned, he would not have been able to answer, in any case; if he had learned well and had good mood and confidence, he would have answered well. Here, the test papers are external conditions, and the students'state of knowledge and mental state is their physical state. In the same examination, the results of the examinations varied considerably among the different students, mainly because of their internal state。
Any person, at any time, encounters any problem, response or solution taken is related to his previous knowledge experience and knowledge structure — that is, his own reality。
In contrast, the dialectical materialist philosophy defines the concept of consciousness as: “awareness is the product of long-term development of the material world; consciousness is the product of society; consciousness is the function of the human brain; consciousness is the reflection of matter; awareness is the subjective image of the objective world”. This definition does not appear to be directly related to “the subjective state of the person”. Thus, the unified philosophy considers the definition of adversarial materialism to be one-sided and non-scientific — it does not provide a scientific explanation of the vastly different answers that different students face in the same paper。
A unified philosophical awareness definition can stand the test of basic scientific and logical theory, as well as the test of practice and time. It can explain many issues that are not explained by dialectical materialism, which can be tested and proven in real production and life practice. It is therefore objective and realistic。
Iv. Harmonizing materialism and mind-based understanding of consciousness
The idea is that consciousness is the result of a reflection of the inherent state of the human person (the sorting of the human mind). There is a similar view in western philosophy: our awareness-raising activities are mainly in terms of scope, systematization, classification and abstraction, and we are often aware of inner worldviews, not the real nature of the world。
Artificial materialism holds that awareness is the product of human reflection of the conditions of the external environment (objective world)。
According to the unified philosophy, human consciousness is not simply a reflection of “objective external environmental conditions”, nor a mere reflection of “the physical state within itself”, but a combination of both。
A unified philosophical definition of consciousness not only integrates well two opposing views, but is based on the basic laws of physics, reflecting fundamentally the integrity and unity of the world. This combination has reached a level of seamlessness and complete consistency with the basic physical laws of natural science theory. This consistency is not a coincidence, but a scientific revelation of the intrinsic link — unity and indivisibility — between philosophical and natural science theories。
Integration of eastern and western thinking
China's traditional way of thinking: comprehensive and vague thinking, seeking an overall sense of nature and of society, is not the development of perceptions, but the advancement of the whole。
The western way of thinking: long analysis in detail, clear understanding and accurate calculation (precision)。
After centuries of retrofitting analytical thinking, science has begun to move in an integrated way. The philosophy of unity, which organically integrates western analytical thinking with that of china as a whole, has built a holistic view of nature based on integration and precision, one that is fresh and integrated with natural philosophies。
Vi. Universal applicability
The unified philosophy has universal applicability to the definition of the concept of consciousness: it is established for simple objects and for complex objects. Any physical matter in the universe — as large as the universe's celestial bodies, as small as micro-particles; whether organic or inorganic, living or non-living, animal or plant — whose movement (i. E. Reflecting the situation) is related to “the objective environmental conditions in which they are located” and “the physical condition inherent in themselves”, is not contrary to this pattern。
Such a definition could guide the study of the theory of the natural sciences, as well as the study of the theory of the social sciences; it could be said that people, speakers, nations, worlds. Because it reveals the general law that governs the evolution of everything in the universe: the development and change of everything is determined by the “objective environmental conditions of the outside world” and the “inherent reality”。
A man's dream: it's the result of the brain's irritation of in vitro and internal information。
One country: involved both internal and external affairs. The two sides are well dealt with, the people of the country live and live in peace, and the people of the world admire it, so that the country will be stable, harmonious and united towards prosperity and prosperity。
A pickle seed: whether it is grown in the ground, or not, is good or bad is related to environmental conditions (outside) and to the nature of the species, genetic factors。
The unified philosophy definition of the concept of consciousness shows that this philosophy is closer to science, closer to life and closer to reality. It provides guidance to scientists, literary scholars, artists and people from different walks of life in their studies, work and lives. Even for painters, the colour and type of paint (which takes into account both the physical state and external conditions of the painted object as well as the physical state and external conditions of the paint itself) are selected by painters for satisfactory effects。
It should be noted that the definition of the concept of consciousness in the unified philosophy coincides with the historical “inspiration of everything”. But we find that the spirituality of everything does not violate any scientific norm. We should recognize that any substance or object is spiritual. Can we drive cars, trains, planes, ships if they are not spiritual? If there's no spirituality in computers, can we still follow our orders
Vii. A new way of thinking
The definition of the concept of materiality and the concept of consciousness in a unified philosophy is not only contrary to logic and science, but is based solely on scientific and logical theory, which embraces and embraces all social and natural scientific theories and is a high, scientific abstraction and generalization of them。
Definition of the concept of awareness:
Human awareness is both subjective and objective。
Both are single values (applicable to everyone: each person's awareness is his or her own reflection of the external conditions and physical state) and multiple values (different from one person to another, since each person's external conditions and physical state are not identical and reflect different outcomes)。
It's both separate and consistent。
It is dynamic and static; it is dynamic and it is stable。
It is shallow and deep; it is partial and it is holistic。
It is simple and complex; it is clear and it is vague。
It can be very clear about shallow issues; it can be very deep about complex issues. It is an integrated, integrated and adaptable way of thinking that is both definitive and uncertain, precise and uniform. Learning to use this way of thinking in a flexible manner does not hold their minds hostage to a subjective speculation that is unknown. Such incisive thinking does not leave anything behind, and in any case it is left to its origins, to its inclusive connotations, to its own thinking with a wide range of flexibility and sufficient room for manoeuvre. It is therefore a new way of thinking。
Viii. Objective criteria for the definition of substances
The definition of the concept of “materials” in a unified philosophy gives us objective criteria for the definition of substances: the ability to occupy three dimensions of space independently. This standard is no longer dependent on human awareness and has nothing to do with the physical structure revealed by scientific developments. To determine whether something is material or not, it is only necessary to define it: conformity is yes, but not. It is simple and simple to see that there is no longer a dilemma of dilemma。
Summary of this section (in plain text)
According to the unified philosophy, its definition of the concept of substance and the concept of consciousness is scientific and based on the following eight reasons:
Conformity with science: based on fundamental physical laws and numerous facts and of an empirical scientific nature。
2. Logical: strict adherence to the rules of definition, including clarity and no logical error。
3. Consistency with objective practicality: can explain real problems (e. G. Differences in student performance) and can stand the practical test。
4. Convergence between materialism and mindism: awareness is both a reflection of external conditions and of the state of the home, which combines two opposing views。
5. Integration of eastern and western thinking: a combination of holistic and detailed analysis to create a unified view of nature。
6. Universality: it applies to all physical matter and can guide natural, social and daily life。
7. A new way of thinking: certainty, uncertainty, precision and ambiguity, and flexibility and inclusion。
8. Objective criteria for defining the substance were provided: the ability to occupy three dimensions of space independently is simple and straightforward。
