Where Am I: The Theory of Dividing into Three

Author: Zhou Deyi
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: The division into three is a universal law of human cognition and a fundamental mode of thinking. Hegel applied the method of the division into three to divide his philosophical system into three parts: Logic, Natural Philosophy, and. Hegel's Logic is the entire process of the production, change, and development of concepts, the unity and dissolution of contradictions, the quantitative and qualitative changes of things, and the process of affirmation, negation, and negation of negation in motion. Whether in basic categories and viewpoints, epistemology and methodology, or the fundamental laws of revelation and elaboration, as well as the basic framework and backbone of the system, are all filled with dialectical thinking of the division into three. "Who am I? Where do I come from? Where am I?" These are questions that humans have been pursuing since ancient times yet remain deeply puzzled. This book delves into these eternal mysteries, drawing on the essence of traditional culture and modern scientific research. It explores topics such as "constructing dynamic harmonious equilibrium," "transformations of existence states," and "the relationship between optimal states and 'moderation'" as discussed in the division into three, offering new methods and interpretations for defining humanity's place and understanding the universe.