反映論

简 反映论 · 繁 反映論
Mandarin · pinyin fǎn yìng lùn

Meanings

  1. theory of reflection (in dialectic materialism), i.e. every perception reflects physical reality
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反
fǎn · reverse, opposite, contrary, anti
映
yìng · project; reflect light
論
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论
lùn · debate; discuss; discourse
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3–4–4 · fan3 ying4 lun4

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faan2 jing2 leon6

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noun

  1. (philosophy) theory of reflection; theory of knowledge as the reflection of reality

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反映論 · fan3 ying4 lun4
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Exact source record反映論 反映论 [fan3 ying4 lun4] /theory of reflection (in dialectic materialism), i.e. every perception reflects physical reality/