Chinese traditional way of thinking and the its rationality of modernization
Dai Sheng-hua
Abstract
Dai Sheng-hua
Abstract
Integral, dialectal, intuitional thinking together with man-based values are the superior features of the Chinese traditional way of thinking. While those features match the modernized way of thinking in regard to scientific and rational elements, they fail to agree to it in terms of contents, methodologies, and closed tendencies. The paper concludes that the Chinese traditional way of thinking should take it as a measure to evaluate the modernized way of thinking with current practices, optimize the practices and qualification education, inherit the strengths and rid the weaknesses, and thus get more and more modernized.
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Integral, dialectal, intuitional thinking together with man-based values are the superior features of the Chinese traditional way of thinking. While those features match the modernized way of thinking in regard to scientific and rational elements, they fail to agree to it in terms of contents, methodologies, and closed tendencies. The paper concludes that the Chinese traditional way of thinking should take it as a measure to evaluate the modernized way of thinking with current practices, optimize the practices and qualification education, inherit the strengths and rid the weaknesses, and thus get more and more modernized.
Key concepts: Rationality, Modernization theory, Vertical thinking, Strengths and weaknesses, Epistemology, Critical systems thinking, Systems thinking, Computer science