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On the Influence of Zen Buddhism to the Theory of “Child’s Mind”

Dai Feng

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As the central theory of Li Zhi’s thoughts, the theory of Child’s Mind utilizes many opinions and thoughts from Zen Buddhism. There are three key questions in this theory, and they all can be answered by Zen Buddhism. However, Zen Buddhism is not the only theoretical origin of the theory of Child’s Mind.

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As the central theory of Li Zhi’s thoughts, the theory of Child’s Mind utilizes many opinions and thoughts from Zen Buddhism. There are three key questions in this theory, and they all can be answered by Zen Buddhism. However, Zen Buddhism is not the only theoretical origin of the theory of Child’s Mind.

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As the central theory of Li Zhi’s thoughts, the theory of Child’s Mind utilizes many opinions and thoughts from Zen Buddhism. There are three key questions in this theory, and they all can be answered by Zen Buddhism. However, Zen Buddhism is not the only theoretical origin of the theory of Child’s Mind.

Key concepts: Buddhism, Theory of mind, Philosophy, Buddhist philosophy, Epistemology, Psychology, Psychoanalysis, Theology

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