Overinheritance and Inadequate Inheritance
Shun Ai-zheng
Abstract
Shun Ai-zheng
Abstract
Culture inheritance can be divided into two parts: overinheritance and inadequate inheritance. Overinheritance means that the knowledge of the livingpeople has far surpassed that of the ancient people and it is only to study the past and look for similar thoughts between the ancient people and the living people while inadequate inheritance means that the living people are short of the thought of the ancient people which can satisfy the need of the living people and has an active influence on the practical life today. The distingnishing between the two different kinds of inheritance may deepen people's understanding of the inheritance of traditional culture and search for the things which are really worth inheriting so that the inheritance quality can be improved.
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Culture inheritance can be divided into two parts: overinheritance and inadequate inheritance. Overinheritance means that the knowledge of the livingpeople has far surpassed that of the ancient people and it is only to study the past and look for similar thoughts between the ancient people and the living people while inadequate inheritance means that the living people are short of the thought of the ancient people which can satisfy the need of the living people and has an active influence on the practical life today. The distingnishing between the two different kinds of inheritance may deepen people's understanding of the inheritance of traditional culture and search for the things which are really worth inheriting so that the inheritance quality can be improved.
Key concepts: Inheritance (genetic algorithm), Genealogy, Quality (philosophy), Sociology, History, Biology, Epistemology, Genetics