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On the Practicality of Philosophical Thoughts:A Look at the Theory of "Object-Oriented Programming" from the Perspective of Feng Youlan's Neo-Confucianism

Zhao Jun-xiu

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In the eyes of Feng Youlan,philosophy is neither utilitarian nor applicable to the realm of reality.However,the theory of object-oriented programming in computer science shares many similarities with the philosophical thoughts embodied in Feng Youlan's book Neo-Confucianism.By comparison of the similarities and difference between the two,we will understand that philosophy is likely to be applied to the realm of reality rather than just the realm of truth.

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Key concepts: Realm, Embodied cognition, Perspective (graphical), Epistemology, Object (grammar), Philosophy, Sociology, Computer science