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A Comparative Study of Zhu Xi and Dai Zhen's People-Oriented Ideas

Fang Li-shan

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The two giant Confucians,Zhu Xi of the 12thcentury and Dai Zhen of the 18thcentury,have advocated the idea of people-orientation.However,their connotation and emphasis present huge differences due to their different social status and social background.A study of their differences will deepen our understanding of their historical significance accordingly.

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The two giant Confucians,Zhu Xi of the 12thcentury and Dai Zhen of the 18thcentury,have advocated the idea of people-orientation.However,their connotation and emphasis present huge differences due to their different social status and social background.A study of their differences will deepen our understanding of their historical significance accordingly.

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The two giant Confucians,Zhu Xi of the 12thcentury and Dai Zhen of the 18thcentury,have advocated the idea of people-orientation.However,their connotation and emphasis present huge differences due to their different social status and social background.A study of their differences will deepen our understanding of their historical significance accordingly.

Key concepts: Connotation, Philosophy, Sociology, Psychology, Epistemology, Linguistics

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