Social practice in a broad sense is the sum total of various activities of human beings to understand and transform the world. That is, all kinds of activities that all mankind or most people engage in, including understanding the world, using the world, enjoying the world, transforming the world, etc.
Social practice in a narrow sense refers to holiday practice or off-campus practice. It is of great significance for college students to deepen their understanding of this major, confirm suitable occupations, prepare for the transition to the workplace, and enhance their competitive advantage in employment. Some students also hope to do part-time jobs during the summer vacation to save pocket money.
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Social practice in philosophy is the sum total of all kinds of human activities to understand and transform the world. That is, all kinds of activities that all mankind or most people engage in, including understanding the world, using the world, enjoying the world, transforming the world, etc. Of course, the focus is on the activities of transforming the world for survival and development, in which material production activities are the most basic.
However, the practice of class struggle in class society has a particularly profound impact on people. In a classless society, all kinds of contacts and relationships between people will also have a profound impact on people. With the progress of society, the activities of material production are divided into scientific experiments in the process of marching to the advanced stage.
The three forms a new, unified and contradictory relationship in pairs, which promotes the development of human society. All these activities are attended by all or the vast majority of human beings, and the sum of these activities is social practice. Social practice is the basis for human beings to discover truth, apply truth, verify truth and develop truth, but discovering new truth can not only be social practice, but also must be combined with dialectical thinking.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Social Practice of College Students