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Feng Qi and His Viewpoint of "Civilian-Style Freedom"

Cai Cheng-hao

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The pursuit of a full-grown character of the mixture of the fair, the kind and the true is an important distinctive part of Feng Qi's epistemology. Based on the critical analysis of the traditional philosophy, Feng put forward his viewpoint of civilian-style freedom. This paper will focus on this regard, with a comparatively systemic study from the perspectives of freedom, personality and a full-grown character.

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The pursuit of a full-grown character of the mixture of the fair, the kind and the true is an important distinctive part of Feng Qi's epistemology. Based on the critical analysis of the traditional philosophy, Feng put forward his viewpoint of civilian-style freedom. This paper will focus on this regard, with a comparatively systemic study from the perspectives of freedom, personality and a full-grown character.

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The pursuit of a full-grown character of the mixture of the fair, the kind and the true is an important distinctive part of Feng Qi's epistemology. Based on the critical analysis of the traditional philosophy, Feng put forward his viewpoint of civilian-style freedom. This paper will focus on this regard, with a comparatively systemic study from the perspectives of freedom, personality and a full-grown character.

Key concepts: Character (mathematics), Style (visual arts), Focus (optics), Epistemology, Personality, Philosophy, Sociology, Psychology

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