2003Journal of Lanzhou UniversityRequires access

On the Internalization and Externalization of Moral Cultivation

Chang Zheng

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The present authors maintain that the internalization and the externalization phases in moral cultivation, which by itself is an independent process, are interrelated and their interrelation deserves close examination for the establishment of the principles and methods of moral cultivation.

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The present authors maintain that the internalization and the externalization phases in moral cultivation, which by itself is an independent process, are interrelated and their interrelation deserves close examination for the establishment of the principles and methods of moral cultivation.

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The present authors maintain that the internalization and the externalization phases in moral cultivation, which by itself is an independent process, are interrelated and their interrelation deserves close examination for the establishment of the principles and methods of moral cultivation.

Key concepts: Externalization, Internalization, Process (computing), Psychology, Social psychology, Sociology, Medicine, Computer science

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