Citation:
Jing ZHANG. Finding General from Particular[J]. Academic Monthly, 2022, 54(3): 142-150.
Finding General from Particular
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Abstract
Of expounding Chinese experience, the characteristic property of thought has key influence on the effect of communication. In order to reveal new and general principles from Chinese cases, and to go through the challenges and examination from other experiences, it is necessary to have a deep understanding the knowledge which could be shared by human beings, and to believe that there are generalities of the logic of thought in cognition of things. The characteristic property of thought restricted our ability to find general knowledge from particular experience, i.e., the question consciousness to reveal generalities from particular experience, the connection of Chinese cases to existed systematic knowledge in comparison, the pure target to pursuit causality, causal rectification by citing cognition category of the ontology of things, distinction between judgement of facts and judgement of ethics, and abstraction of simple principle from concrete phenomena by applying formal logic.
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