Ancient Chinese philosophy and natural science

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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This book explores the relationship between ancient Chinese philosophy and natural sciences from the perspective of the emergence and development of philosophical thought. It spans from the origins of primitive thinking to the Ming and Qing dynasties. The content covers major disciplines such as ancient astronomy, mathematics, chemistry, medicine, and agriculture, as well as significant social trends. The author's research demonstrates that natural sciences are also the foundation of Chinese philosophy. The book places greater emphasis on modern thinking, delving deeply into how ancient reflections on philosophy and life were rooted in the potential influence of the development of natural sciences. With the author's unique perspectives, the book offers differing views on the similarities and differences between philosophy, natural sciences, and Chinese and Western thinking, forming its own distinct style in both writing and content.