Marx's Thought of Technical Governance and Its Contemporary Value
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Marx, Technical Governance, Governance Modernization, Contemporary Value.Abstract
The analysis of Marx's technical governance thought from the dual perspectives of technical philosophy and political philosophy can be summarized as the three dimensions of "technology as governance object" and the five dimensions of "technology as governance means". The in-depth interpretation of Marx's technical governance thought will enrich the dimension of technical governance in the philosophy of science and technology, provide theoretical reference for the modernization of governance.
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