Research on the Relationship Among Individual,Society and Community from Dowey's Political Philosophy Point of View
Licheng Zhang
Abstract
Licheng Zhang
Abstract
From his view of experienced philosophy,Dowey thought that the traditional dualism philosophy resulted in knowledge view of spectator and traditional political philosophy made individual opposite to society,which was a necessary inference according to knowledge tradition which was based on dualism.The view of atomic individual destroyed the primary unity of human life,which made the relation between individual and society difficult.Dowey thought that the society community was a basis and beginning point,society community is a conception about human,and society is a conception of empty meaning.Every one's particular individual could be presented only in a fruit society community.A good democratic society must depend on the support of education.
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From his view of experienced philosophy,Dowey thought that the traditional dualism philosophy resulted in knowledge view of spectator and traditional political philosophy made individual opposite to society,which was a necessary inference according to knowledge tradition which was based on dualism.The view of atomic individual destroyed the primary unity of human life,which made the relation between individual and society difficult.Dowey thought that the society community was a basis and beginning point,society community is a conception about human,and society is a conception of empty meaning.Every one's particular individual could be presented only in a fruit society community.A good democratic society must depend on the support of education.
Key concepts: Dualism, Epistemology, Politics, Relation (database), Democracy, Meaning (existential), Sociology, Social philosophy