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ON THE HIERARCHY STRUCTURE OF IDEOLOGICAL AND MORAL ENLIGHTENMENT BY EDUCATION IN ANCIENT CHINA AND ITS MORAL EDUCATION FUNCTIONS

Xiulan Xue

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Moral education in ancient China was a system of moral enlightenment methods composed of family,school and society.To understand and interpret the effective methods of moral education in ancient China and to display their moral education functions have positive inspiration to current moral education.

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Moral education in ancient China was a system of moral enlightenment methods composed of family,school and society.To understand and interpret the effective methods of moral education in ancient China and to display their moral education functions have positive inspiration to current moral education.

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Moral education in ancient China was a system of moral enlightenment methods composed of family,school and society.To understand and interpret the effective methods of moral education in ancient China and to display their moral education functions have positive inspiration to current moral education.

Key concepts: Enlightenment, Moral education, Ideology, China, Hierarchy, Moral disengagement, History of China, Social cognitive theory of morality

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