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On the Concept of Ego in Feng Qi’s Philosophy

Lin Xiao-lia

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According to Feng Qi, self-consciousness constitutes self-identity, and free personality is true personality and only belongs to the spiritual subject. Meanwhile, he stresses that ego is a union of body and mind, a union of self-consciousness and self-existence. The free personality obtains its ontological meaning in the creation of values.

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According to Feng Qi, self-consciousness constitutes self-identity, and free personality is true personality and only belongs to the spiritual subject. Meanwhile, he stresses that ego is a union of body and mind, a union of self-consciousness and self-existence. The free personality obtains its ontological meaning in the creation of values.

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According to Feng Qi, self-consciousness constitutes self-identity, and free personality is true personality and only belongs to the spiritual subject. Meanwhile, he stresses that ego is a union of body and mind, a union of self-consciousness and self-existence. The free personality obtains its ontological meaning in the creation of values.

Key concepts: Id, ego and super-ego, Personality, Consciousness, Meaning (existential), Subject (documents), Self, Identity (music), Psychology

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