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On the Relationship between Mind and Thing of Wang Yangming's "All in One"

Han Zhen-jiang

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The relationship between mind and thing is the important themes in the philosophy of Wang Yangming's All in One.From the perspective of ontology of human existence,this topic has three dimensions: the first is that there is nothing without mind;the second is that mind and things have looked each other;the last is that everything on earth is of the same body.

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The relationship between mind and thing is the important themes in the philosophy of Wang Yangming's All in One.From the perspective of ontology of human existence,this topic has three dimensions: the first is that there is nothing without mind;the second is that mind and things have looked each other;the last is that everything on earth is of the same body.

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The relationship between mind and thing is the important themes in the philosophy of Wang Yangming's All in One.From the perspective of ontology of human existence,this topic has three dimensions: the first is that there is nothing without mind;the second is that mind and things have looked each other;the last is that everything on earth is of the same body.

Key concepts: Nothing, Perspective (graphical), Philosophy, Ontology, Epistemology, The Thing, Philosophy of mind, Psychology

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