2015•Journal of University of Science and Technology LiaoningRequires access

Management Thought in Chinese Myths and Legends

LI Xue-don

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Chinese myths and legends are divided into the myth, the fairy, and the folk tales, which have close relations with philosophy, history, literature and art, and science and religion. The historicization climax of Chinese myths and legends occurred in the Western Zhou Dynasty. The dominant ideology penetrates management philosophy proposition of the management consciousness, management behavior, and management world graphic.

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Chinese myths and legends are divided into the myth, the fairy, and the folk tales, which have close relations with philosophy, history, literature and art, and science and religion. The historicization climax of Chinese myths and legends occurred in the Western Zhou Dynasty. The dominant ideology penetrates management philosophy proposition of the management consciousness, management behavior, and management world graphic.

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Chinese myths and legends are divided into the myth, the fairy, and the folk tales, which have close relations with philosophy, history, literature and art, and science and religion. The historicization climax of Chinese myths and legends occurred in the Western Zhou Dynasty. The dominant ideology penetrates management philosophy proposition of the management consciousness, management behavior, and management world graphic.

Key concepts: Mythology, Ideology, Consciousness, Proposition, Literature, History, Philosophy, Art

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