2005Journal of Yangzhou College of EducationRequires access

Discrimination of Relation Between Scientific Spirit and Humanism

You Zheng-mei

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This paper focuses on the relationship between humanism education and science education and draws the conclusion that humanism education is not opposite to science education, science spirit is a component of humanity spirit and science spirit is not only the nucleus of science education thought but also the core of humanism education thought.

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This paper focuses on the relationship between humanism education and science education and draws the conclusion that humanism education is not opposite to science education, science spirit is a component of humanity spirit and science spirit is not only the nucleus of science education thought but also the core of humanism education thought.

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This paper focuses on the relationship between humanism education and science education and draws the conclusion that humanism education is not opposite to science education, science spirit is a component of humanity spirit and science spirit is not only the nucleus of science education thought but also the core of humanism education thought.

Key concepts: Humanism, Humanity, Relation (database), Science education, Sociology, Philosophy, Epistemology, Environmental ethics

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