Titlebook: Language, Discourse, and Praxis in Ancient China; Zhenbin Sun Book 2015 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2015 Chinese culture.Chinese phi

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Sociopolitical Practice and Language,eviewed the connection of sociopolitical practice to the . issue by analyzing the concepts of . 政 (government), . 利 (benefit), and . 灋 (law). Although the three concepts cannot include all areas of Chinese sociopolitical practice, they do represent the main ideas and execution of government in ancient China.

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Speech,lture cannot be separated from language but because the discourse on . and . itself exemplifies linguistic practice. Thus, the following three chapters will make a more detailed analysis of this issue by discussing three dimensions of discourse: speech, argument, and ..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-54865-9Chinese culture; Chinese philosophy; Chinese wisdom; Dao; Discourse; Language and thoughts; Praxis

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前兆

Moral Practice and Language,Moral practice refers to the understanding and action of self-cultivation. This issue is mainly discussed by the Confucians. In the discourse on ., Confucius, Mencius, and Xun Zi explored the connection of the moralpractice with . and . by proposing and developing concepts such as ., ., ., and ..

指數(shù)

Linguistic Practice and Language,Linguistic practice refers to language use in all walks of human life including using language to shape and reshape the meaning, truth, knowledge, and value of human activities. To be sure, the . discourse was itself a linguistic practice paralleling to philosophical discourses on other key issues in ancient China.

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