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9 Contents & A bstracts Chen L ixing( 86) Abstract: Does legal sanction act as a basic element of logic structure of legal norm? The answer of why different W estern countries researchers hold different views on logic structure of legal norm is largely based on the meaning they give for the words legal norm and legal rule 1 Chinese scholars usually consider that legal norm and legal rule have the same meaning, which arises many confusion1 The paper holds the view that it is necessary to analyze logic structure of legal norm but not legal rule1 Every legal norm is consist of two parts: form of act and legal sanction, the part form of act can be separated to subject, content and condition 1 Keywords: Logic structure of legal norm; Legal norm; Legal rule; Modern jurisp rudence of W estern Countries Spec ia l Top ics of Understand ing Sc ience On Rela tion between Theory and Rea lity Cheng Sum ei( 95) Abstract: The image relation between classical theory and reality is p rem ised on the philosophical base of modern natural science study1 Such argument was once doubted, but gained support from logical atom ism and was strengthened by relativity theory1 However, the emergence of quantum mechanics makes a great challenge1 Quantum mechanics theory considers that theory is no long the direct descrip tion of reality, but the understanding of reality in a special model framework1 This idea do not require us to abandon the long2existed recognition that science is possible to make us know reality, it help s us know that, in scientific recognition p rocess, some rhetoric factors are also the exp loration, exp lanation of science1 In fact, it is a contextual ep istemology between dogged realism and p lural relativity theory1 Keywords: Theory and reality; Image relation; Quantum mechanics; Simulation relation; Talking about reality On D emarca tion or Sc ience D emarca tion L i X ingm in( 103) Abstract: Demarcation or science demarcation is the focus of scientific philosophy, which has an important academ ic value and p ractical significance1 The essay discusses on the history of science demarcation, demarcation theory and anti2 demarcation, the reason of difficulty of demarcation and its p ractical significance1 Keywords: Science demarcation; Demarcation standard; Science and p seudoscience Understand ing Sc ience from the Perspective of Practice Cao Zh iping Chen J ian an( 114) Abstract: There are two ways to understand Marx s view on the relationship between p ractice and science, namely from points of view of ep istemology and ontology respectively1 Their fundamental difference lies in wether they take perspective of p ractice as their logical starting point1 Based on the concep t of real individual, Marx s p ractice2oriented viewpoint of science formulated the relationship between p ractice and science in the domain of ontology1 For instance, p ractice is inherently related to science; historical situation, communication, industry, technology and cap ital are p rimordial to science1 In contemporary western countries, hermeneutic phenomenology emphasizes on analyzing the science p ractice as entity and taking the perspective of p ractice asmeans of understanding science1 Hermeneutic phenomenology, therefore, not only comp lementsmarx s p ractice2oriented viewpoint of science in contents, but also indicates thatmarx s perspective on science develop s with the times1 Keywords: Perspective of p ractice; Science; M arx; Hermeneutic phenomenology 190