2007Journal of Zhengzhou Institute of Aeronautical Industry ManagementRequires access

Logical Basis and Theoretical Meaning of New Subjectivity

LI Chang-hon

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This essay tries to reconstruct a new subjectivity by a reflective way.Specifically,it discusses the logical basis and points out that to reconstruct a reasonable subjectivity we must advisably deal with three relationships: between freedom and responsibility,between need for living and nature′s charge,and between knowledge and practice.

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This essay tries to reconstruct a new subjectivity by a reflective way.Specifically,it discusses the logical basis and points out that to reconstruct a reasonable subjectivity we must advisably deal with three relationships: between freedom and responsibility,between need for living and nature′s charge,and between knowledge and practice.

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This essay tries to reconstruct a new subjectivity by a reflective way.Specifically,it discusses the logical basis and points out that to reconstruct a reasonable subjectivity we must advisably deal with three relationships: between freedom and responsibility,between need for living and nature′s charge,and between knowledge and practice.

Key concepts: Subjectivity, Meaning (existential), Epistemology, Basis (linear algebra), Sociology, Computer science, Philosophy, Mathematics

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