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Author: Pang Pu
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: The theory of "dividing into three" may seem different from the familiar "dividing into two," but in fact, this proposition has long existed in China's five-thousand-year civilization. In the Warring States period, the writings of the Mohists, such as the Gongsun Longzi, proposed the famous proposition of "the chicken has three legs." Although ancient sages did not systematically analyze or study the theory of "dividing into three," they occasionally discussed this proposition in their speeches and writings. The prevalence of the theory of "dividing into two" led to the near oblivion of "dividing into three." This book collects the author's research over the past few decades, gathers a wealth of ancient texts, examines the historical development of the theory of "dividing into three" in ancient China, and combines the perspective of dialectical materialism to conduct a detailed, scientific, and objective study and analysis of the theory. It essentially constructs the proposition system of "dividing into three." Therefore, this book is considered a pioneering work in the history of modern Chinese philosophy.