History of Agricultural Thought

Author: Yang Zhimin
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: "A History of Agricultural Thought," part of the "Series on the History of Disciplinary Thought," delves deeply into the representative figures and works of agriculture in ancient and modern China and the world, as well as the fundamental theories and ideas of important branches and schools of agricultural thought. It traces the basic context and development of agricultural thought, constructs a framework for the evolution of agricultural thought, and explains the fundamental concepts, categories, principles, methods, and key issues at the level of agricultural thought. With rich materials, it discusses the historical emergence, development, and evolution of important agricultural theories and viewpoints. This monograph on the history of agricultural thought fills an academic (gap), with a well-structured chapter layout and accurate, appropriate material selection. It clearly outlines the development of ancient agricultural thought and elaborates on modern agricultural thought, especially from multiple perspectives. The author completed the writing after years of research and teaching the history of agricultural thought to graduate students, and the content is designed to meet readers' needs for understanding and further exploring the history of agricultural thought. The book conducts an in-depth study of the representative figures and works of agriculture in ancient and modern China and the world, traces the basic context and development of agricultural thought, constructs a framework for the evolution of agricultural thought, and explains the fundamental concepts, categories, principles, and methods at the level of agricultural thought.