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Chen Liang and Ye Shi’s Thought of Moral Education and It’s Modern Reference

He Yun

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As our country’s ancient educational scholars,Chen Liang and Ye Shi paid excessive attention to utilitarianism and practical questions.Their utilitarian purpose of moral education not only had positive impact on late feudal society’s pragmatic education,but also were worthy of thinking and referencing for our modern moral education.

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As our country’s ancient educational scholars,Chen Liang and Ye Shi paid excessive attention to utilitarianism and practical questions.Their utilitarian purpose of moral education not only had positive impact on late feudal society’s pragmatic education,but also were worthy of thinking and referencing for our modern moral education.

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As our country’s ancient educational scholars,Chen Liang and Ye Shi paid excessive attention to utilitarianism and practical questions.Their utilitarian purpose of moral education not only had positive impact on late feudal society’s pragmatic education,but also were worthy of thinking and referencing for our modern moral education.

Key concepts: Utilitarianism, Chen, Feudalism, Moral education, Philosophy, Environmental ethics, Sociology, Social science

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