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On the Society of Scholars in THE MingDynasty

HE Zongmei

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Scholars forming an association is a remarkable phenomenon in the Ming Dynasty.To investigate it thoroughly would has positive significance to study of the hterature of the Ming Dynasty. This paper expounds three aspects of the society of scholars: division and evolution,the feature of organization and activity, the influence upon the Ming Dynasty hterature and thought.

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Scholars forming an association is a remarkable phenomenon in the Ming Dynasty.To investigate it thoroughly would has positive significance to study of the hterature of the Ming Dynasty. This paper expounds three aspects of the society of scholars: division and evolution,the feature of organization and activity, the influence upon the Ming Dynasty hterature and thought.

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Scholars forming an association is a remarkable phenomenon in the Ming Dynasty.To investigate it thoroughly would has positive significance to study of the hterature of the Ming Dynasty. This paper expounds three aspects of the society of scholars: division and evolution,the feature of organization and activity, the influence upon the Ming Dynasty hterature and thought.

Key concepts: Phenomenon, History, Feature (linguistics), Chinese society, Association (psychology), China, Literature, Sociology

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