Reflections On “Neither Total Affirmation Nor Total Negation”
Zhou Lin-zhang
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Zhou Lin-zhang
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According to the difference between the connotations of affirmation and those of negation,the author holds t hat the conclusion drawn from the course of object’s negation of negation states that people can neither affirm nor deny every-thing,which confuses two kinds of affirmation and negation.According t o the feature of the law of society whi ch is different from the law of nature,the author holds that the viewpoint of neither total affirmation nor total negation con-fuses the differences between the la w of society and law of nature.In this essay,the author also probes into th e prob-lem how the law of negation of negatio n,as the law of society,influences t he way subject affirms or denies social ob-ject.
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According to the difference between the connotations of affirmation and those of negation,the author holds t hat the conclusion drawn from the course of object’s negation of negation states that people can neither affirm nor deny every-thing,which confuses two kinds of affirmation and negation.According t o the feature of the law of society whi ch is different from the law of nature,the author holds that the viewpoint of neither total affirmation nor total negation con-fuses the differences between the la w of society and law of nature.In this essay,the author also probes into th e prob-lem how the law of negation of negatio n,as the law of society,influences t he way subject affirms or denies social ob-ject.
Key concepts: Negation, Object (grammar), Subject (documents), Law of excluded middle, Epistemology, Law, Linguistics, Philosophy