Observing the Academic Argument in a Harmonious Society from the Phenomenon from "Supporting Lang Xianping" to "Criticizing Lang Xianping"-Brief Review on the Book Two Kinds of Value Judgement and the Choice of Reform Objective

Philosophy of the Social Sciences 35 (3):11-15 (2005)
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Comment "very Lang" and "batch Lang" on the other, and, and Shanghai Economics and Comment, "Lang whirlwind." The paper briefly comments on the argument between "supporting Lang Xianping, the famous Chinese economist" and "Criticizing Lang Xianping". The author also reviews the Shanghai school of economics and the "Lang Xianping's whirlwind"

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