A New Theory on the Subjects of Ideological Political Education in Research Universities Download as PDF ICECBN122828.pdf DOI: 10.25236/icecbn.2018.028 Author(s) Shunpeng Zou, Xiaohui Zou and Xiaoqun Wang Corresponding Author Shunpeng Zou Abstract The purpose is to discuss the subjects of ideological political education in research universities. The method is to adopt two strategies: First, dig deep into the inter-subjectivity contained in the relationship between two persons; second, examine the co-subjectivity contained in the multiple relationships from the perspective of Chinese and Western coherence. The key point is to distinguish two main categories between people and knowledge systems. Independently thinking of teachers and students, more than the Communist Party members, and less than the citizens, so that has the role of linking up and down; the subject text of knowledge center not only contains standardized speech, but also contains a localized and personalized speech, in which the subject content and its form will change with the characteristics of each. The result is that the discovery of the multiple attributes of general education subjects in research universities can be understood by the constraints of nature and morality, cognition and behavior, freedom and restraint. The significance lies in the dynamic overlapping relationship of the subject of political and ideological education. Once this attribute is clear, it can correctly explain the new, and put people and their thoughts with the characteristics of the times, better integration. Keywords Subjects of Political Ideological Education, Subjects of Political Behavior Management, Multiple Attributes of General Education Subjects http://webofproceedings.org/proceedings_series/article/artId/4439.html Table of Contents A New Theory on the Subjects of Ideological Political Education in Research Universities 182 by Shunpeng Zou, Xiaohui Zou and Xiaoqun Wang http://webofproceedings.org/proceedings_series/proceeding/ICECBN+2018.html
Already for decades, a classic joke is circulating among Lacanians to exemplify the key role of the Others knowledge: a man who believes himself to be a grain of seed is taken to the mental institution where the doctors do their best to finally convince him that he is not a grain but a man; however, when he is cured (convinced that he is not a grain of seed but a man) and allowed to leave the hospital, he immediately comes back very trembling of scare - there is a chicken outside the door and that he is afraid that it would eat him. Dear fellow, says his doctor, you know very well that you are not a grain of seed but a man. Of course I know that, replies the patient, but does the chicken know it? Therein resides the true stake of psychoanalytic treatment: it is not enough to convince the patient about the unconscious truth of his symptoms, the Unconscious itself must be brought to assume this truth.