The Possible Configuration of Cultural Studies
Ping Cui
Abstract
Ping Cui
Abstract
How many kinds of knowledge we can have from culture depends on how we select the approaches to understanding culture. The existence of human culture is restrained by the general form of spiritual existence and formed by general concept and special content, and both of them demand different ways of cognition and logic. In the cognition of human culture special knowledge of history can be formed. On the contrary, concept can form general knowledge that can meet the needs of requirement.
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How many kinds of knowledge we can have from culture depends on how we select the approaches to understanding culture. The existence of human culture is restrained by the general form of spiritual existence and formed by general concept and special content, and both of them demand different ways of cognition and logic. In the cognition of human culture special knowledge of history can be formed. On the contrary, concept can form general knowledge that can meet the needs of requirement.
Key concepts: Cognition, Human culture, Epistemology, Psychology, Sociology, Cognitive science, Computer science, Philosophy