The metaphysical dimension of science

Author: Yang Guorong
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Publish Date: 1999-02-01
Features: The main work of this book is to provide a rough outline of the historical origins of modern scientificism in China and its multiple important argumentative dimensions. Although it strives to reveal the inherent threads within this historical examination, due to various reasons, this historical study falls far short of being entirely satisfactory, perhaps lacking the focused dedication required to delve deeply into a specific domain. The content of this book has not been polished to perfection, and my attention has already shifted to other fields—first and foremost, the issues of ethics. Although it is still difficult to foresee the results of this work in this area, following the contemplation of "science," I have indeed felt a sense of to the metaphysics of morality. This may also be seen as a kind of interaction between truth and goodness, the metaphysical and the mundane.