Hegel's Critique on the Principles of Individuality and Holism of Ethnics
Wen Ke-qin
Abstract
Wen Ke-qin
Abstract
The principles of the individuality and the holism are two much different ethnical perspectives.Hegel had done deep study and analysis on both of them.He pointed that the two principles each had its one-sidedness and should be integrated so as to surpass the conflict between them.According to the principle of unifying particularity and universality,Hegel explicated ethic,moral and the relationship between them.Also,he criticized the one-sidedness of keeping to the principle of individuality or the one of holism.The idea of surpassing the conflict between the principles of the individuality and the holism is the sound core of Hegel's ethical viewpoints and can give us enlightenment in reality when we ponder and probe into the moral and ethical problems.
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The principles of the individuality and the holism are two much different ethnical perspectives.Hegel had done deep study and analysis on both of them.He pointed that the two principles each had its one-sidedness and should be integrated so as to surpass the conflict between them.According to the principle of unifying particularity and universality,Hegel explicated ethic,moral and the relationship between them.Also,he criticized the one-sidedness of keeping to the principle of individuality or the one of holism.The idea of surpassing the conflict between the principles of the individuality and the holism is the sound core of Hegel's ethical viewpoints and can give us enlightenment in reality when we ponder and probe into the moral and ethical problems.
Key concepts: Holism, Hegelianism, Epistemology, Viewpoints, Enlightenment, Universality (dynamical systems), Philosophy, Sociology