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On Xunzi′s Thoughts of Human and Heaven in Terms of Mingfen

Jun Wang

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Xunzi′s heaven includes metaphysical heaven and physical heaven.As for the metaphysical heaven,Xunzi thought that the unification of heaven and human would change to their separation.As for the physical heaven,Xunzi thought that the opposite is true.In discussing Xunzi′s thoughts of Human and Heaven we must pay attention to its two-sidedness.

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Xunzi′s heaven includes metaphysical heaven and physical heaven.As for the metaphysical heaven,Xunzi thought that the unification of heaven and human would change to their separation.As for the physical heaven,Xunzi thought that the opposite is true.In discussing Xunzi′s thoughts of Human and Heaven we must pay attention to its two-sidedness.

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Xunzi′s heaven includes metaphysical heaven and physical heaven.As for the metaphysical heaven,Xunzi thought that the unification of heaven and human would change to their separation.As for the physical heaven,Xunzi thought that the opposite is true.In discussing Xunzi′s thoughts of Human and Heaven we must pay attention to its two-sidedness.

Key concepts: Heaven, Metaphysics, Philosophy, Unification, Epistemology, Theology, Computer science, Programming language

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