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Others in Zhuang Zi's Philosophy

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In Western Philosophy,because Others is subject to Ego and dependent on Ego,Other's nature also under Ego's, Others should be enslaved and oppressed by Ego.But in Zhuang Zi's eyes,everything on the world has its nature,so Others independent on Ego and equal with Ego.We should not impose our thoughts on Others,but should reject Ego and open-mindedly deal with Other.

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In Western Philosophy,because Others is subject to Ego and dependent on Ego,Other's nature also under Ego's, Others should be enslaved and oppressed by Ego.But in Zhuang Zi's eyes,everything on the world has its nature,so Others independent on Ego and equal with Ego.We should not impose our thoughts on Others,but should reject Ego and open-mindedly deal with Other.

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In Western Philosophy,because Others is subject to Ego and dependent on Ego,Other's nature also under Ego's, Others should be enslaved and oppressed by Ego.But in Zhuang Zi's eyes,everything on the world has its nature,so Others independent on Ego and equal with Ego.We should not impose our thoughts on Others,but should reject Ego and open-mindedly deal with Other.

Key concepts: Id, ego and super-ego, Subject (documents), Loevinger's stages of ego development, Philosophy, Psychoanalysis, Psychology, Epistemology, Computer science

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