1, philosophy.
Philosophy is a science that studies the essence, the law of existence and development of the whole world and the relationship between man and the world. Marx and Engels founded dialectical materialism and historical materialism on the basis of criticizing and inheriting the philosophical thoughts of predecessors, which provided us with a scientific world outlook and methodology.
2. Political economy.
Political economy is a science that studies social relations such as production, distribution, exchange and consumption. Through in-depth study of capitalist mode of production, Marx revealed the truth of surplus value, expounded the development law of capitalism, and provided a theoretical basis for proletarian revolution.
3. Scientific socialism.
Scientific socialism is a science that studies proletarian revolution and socialist construction. According to historical materialism and surplus value theory, Marx and Engels put forward the theory and strategy of proletarian revolution, expounded the essence, goal and approach of socialism, and provided guiding ideology for socialist revolution and construction.
General considerations:
1. Grasp the core point: when summarizing, grasp the core point to ensure that the summarized content covers the key information of the event or thing. Avoid too lengthy or wordy statements, so as not to affect the clarity and readability of the abstract.
2. Reasonably delete details: when generalizing, reasonably delete details as needed. If the details have nothing to do with the main content of the summary or are too trivial, they can be deleted or mentioned briefly. However, attention should be paid to retaining key details to ensure the completeness and accuracy of the abstract.
3. Use concise language: Using concise language is an effective way to improve the readability of summarization. Try to avoid using complex sentence patterns and uncommon words, so as not to make readers feel difficult to understand. Concise sentences can make generalizations more fluent and natural.
4. Confirm the accuracy of induction: After the induction is completed, carefully check whether the content of induction is accurate. You can compare the original data or refer to other reliable data to ensure that the induction does not deviate from the facts or mislead. Confirming the accuracy of generalization is the key to ensure the accuracy of information transmission.