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Did China Have a Tradition of General Education

Xiaoping Yin

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Did China have a tradition of general education? There are two totally different opinions and both sound reasonable to some extent.Therefore,the feasible solution is to shake off the habit of single formal logic thinking and take the dialectical thinking which will be helpful to the integration of different perspectives.

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Did China have a tradition of general education? There are two totally different opinions and both sound reasonable to some extent.Therefore,the feasible solution is to shake off the habit of single formal logic thinking and take the dialectical thinking which will be helpful to the integration of different perspectives.

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Did China have a tradition of general education? There are two totally different opinions and both sound reasonable to some extent.Therefore,the feasible solution is to shake off the habit of single formal logic thinking and take the dialectical thinking which will be helpful to the integration of different perspectives.

Key concepts: Dialectic, Habit, China, Epistemology, Sociology, Political science, Philosophy, Psychology

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