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Intro
Contents
Part I Politics and Political Science
1 Politics
1.1 The Meaning of Politics
1.1.1 Analysis of Some Non-marxist Political Views
1.1.2 Marxist Political View
1.1.3 The Definition of Politics
1.2 The Historical Development and Social Status of Politics
1.2.1 The Origin of Development of Politics
1.2.2 The Social Status of Politics
2 Political Science
2.1 The Meaning and Composition of Political Science
2.1.1 The Meaning of Political Science
2.1.2 The Composition of Political Science
2.2 The Historical Development of Political Science
2.2.1 The Development of Western Politics Science
2.2.2 The Emergence and Characteristics of Marxist Political Science
2.3 The Enrichment and Development of Marxist Political Science by Adapting Marxism to Chinese Conditions
2.3.1 The Contributions of Mao Zedong Thought to Marxist Political Science
2.3.2 The Theoretical System of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics to Marxist Political Science
2.3.3 The Historical Development of Chinese Political Science
2.4 The Research Methods of Political Science
2.4.1 The Basic Research Methods of Marxist Political Science
2.4.2 The Main Research Methods Western Political Science
Part II Political Relations
3 Interests and Politics
3.1 The Meaning of Interests and the Internal Contradictions
3.1.1 The Formation and Essence of Interests
3.1.2 The Internal Contradictions of Interests
3.2 Conflicts of Interests
3.2.1 The Meaning of Conflicts of Interests
3.2.2 Common Interests
3.2.3 The Contradictions of Interests
3.3 The Status of Functions of Interests in Politics
3.3.1 The Status of Functions of Interests in Political Relations
3.3.2 The Status of Functions of Interests in Political Relations
4 Political Power
4.1 The Meaning and Characteristics of Political Power
4.1.1 The Essence of Political Power
4.1.2 The Elements of Political Power
4.1.3 The Characteristics of Political Power
4.2 The Types and Relations of Political Power
4.2.1 The Types of Political Power
4.2.2 The Relations of Political Power
4.3 The Functions of Political Power
4.3.1 The Characteristics and Manners of the Functions of Political Power
4.3.2 The Functions of Political Power
5 Political Rights
5.1 The Meaning and Characteristics of Political Rights
5.1.1 The Meaning of Political Rights
5.1.2 The Characteristics of Political Rights
5.2 The Content and Functions of Political Rights
5.2.1 The Historical Development of Political Rights
5.2.2 The Basic Content of Political Rights
5.2.3 The Functions of Political Rights to Social-Political Life
Part III Political Behavior
6 Political Struggle
6.1 The Meaning and Types of Political Struggle
6.1.1 The Definition and Characteristics of Political Struggle
6.1.2 The Types of Political Struggle
Contents
Part I Politics and Political Science
1 Politics
1.1 The Meaning of Politics
1.1.1 Analysis of Some Non-marxist Political Views
1.1.2 Marxist Political View
1.1.3 The Definition of Politics
1.2 The Historical Development and Social Status of Politics
1.2.1 The Origin of Development of Politics
1.2.2 The Social Status of Politics
2 Political Science
2.1 The Meaning and Composition of Political Science
2.1.1 The Meaning of Political Science
2.1.2 The Composition of Political Science
2.2 The Historical Development of Political Science
2.2.1 The Development of Western Politics Science
2.2.2 The Emergence and Characteristics of Marxist Political Science
2.3 The Enrichment and Development of Marxist Political Science by Adapting Marxism to Chinese Conditions
2.3.1 The Contributions of Mao Zedong Thought to Marxist Political Science
2.3.2 The Theoretical System of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics to Marxist Political Science
2.3.3 The Historical Development of Chinese Political Science
2.4 The Research Methods of Political Science
2.4.1 The Basic Research Methods of Marxist Political Science
2.4.2 The Main Research Methods Western Political Science
Part II Political Relations
3 Interests and Politics
3.1 The Meaning of Interests and the Internal Contradictions
3.1.1 The Formation and Essence of Interests
3.1.2 The Internal Contradictions of Interests
3.2 Conflicts of Interests
3.2.1 The Meaning of Conflicts of Interests
3.2.2 Common Interests
3.2.3 The Contradictions of Interests
3.3 The Status of Functions of Interests in Politics
3.3.1 The Status of Functions of Interests in Political Relations
3.3.2 The Status of Functions of Interests in Political Relations
4 Political Power
4.1 The Meaning and Characteristics of Political Power
4.1.1 The Essence of Political Power
4.1.2 The Elements of Political Power
4.1.3 The Characteristics of Political Power
4.2 The Types and Relations of Political Power
4.2.1 The Types of Political Power
4.2.2 The Relations of Political Power
4.3 The Functions of Political Power
4.3.1 The Characteristics and Manners of the Functions of Political Power
4.3.2 The Functions of Political Power
5 Political Rights
5.1 The Meaning and Characteristics of Political Rights
5.1.1 The Meaning of Political Rights
5.1.2 The Characteristics of Political Rights
5.2 The Content and Functions of Political Rights
5.2.1 The Historical Development of Political Rights
5.2.2 The Basic Content of Political Rights
5.2.3 The Functions of Political Rights to Social-Political Life
Part III Political Behavior
6 Political Struggle
6.1 The Meaning and Types of Political Struggle
6.1.1 The Definition and Characteristics of Political Struggle
6.1.2 The Types of Political Struggle