Human Nature Theory

Author: Wang Haoming
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: This book is the result of a re-examination of the human nature theory proposed by the author over the past thirty years. It employs a meta-theoretical method where "ought" can only be derived from "subjective purpose" from "fact," demonstrating on one hand how human nature facts can be categorized into 16 aspects, 6 types, and 6 laws. On the other hand, it derives the 6 principles of (good and evil) from moral purposes and ultimate moral standards, thereby solving the series of unresolved human nature dilemmas debated by humans for over two thousand years. Centered on the relationship between "ought" and "fact," it integrates human nature theories from ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, attempting to establish a rigorous, precise, operational, and highly inclusive and open scientific system of human nature theory.