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Modern enlightments from “Benevolence causes affaction”

Xi Bai

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Confucian thoughts consist of a lot of capital ethics, Benevolence causes affection, which implies human should devote more to nature. protect the nature as if it were one part of himself, emphasizes that human has inevitable responsibilities towards nature. The conclusion this essay leads to is,the combination of scientific attitude and Confucian moral thought is the most resonable one.

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Confucian thoughts consist of a lot of capital ethics, Benevolence causes affection, which implies human should devote more to nature. protect the nature as if it were one part of himself, emphasizes that human has inevitable responsibilities towards nature. The conclusion this essay leads to is,the combination of scientific attitude and Confucian moral thought is the most resonable one.

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Confucian thoughts consist of a lot of capital ethics, Benevolence causes affection, which implies human should devote more to nature. protect the nature as if it were one part of himself, emphasizes that human has inevitable responsibilities towards nature. The conclusion this essay leads to is,the combination of scientific attitude and Confucian moral thought is the most resonable one.

Key concepts: Affection, Environmental ethics, Sociology, Epistemology, Philosophy, Psychology, Social psychology

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