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Shi(Being) in Chinese Philosophy and Its Relation with Shi(Fact),Shi(Event),Shi(History),Shi(Time),Shi(Trend)

XU Ke-qian

Abstract

The fundamental task of philosophy is to seek for or Being.One of the features of Chinese Philosophy is that it seeks Shi(Bing) throughshi(fact),shi(event),shi(history),shi(time),shi(trend),which constituted the general context of understanding and hermeneutic of Shi in Chinese philosophy.This also represents the practical,humanistic and dialectic features of Chinese philosophy.

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Key concepts: Chinese philosophy, Dialectic, Philosophy, Relation (database), Event (particle physics), Humanism, Context (archaeology), Epistemology