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Extraction code: dni5 Topic: China's ancient way of thinking and the origin of the theory of Yin-Yang and Five Elements.

Author: Allen

Douban score: 8.7

Publishing House: Jiangsu Ancient Books Publishing House

Publication year: 1998

Page count: 453

Content introduction:

Although there have been many articles and books about Yin-Yang and Five Elements, it seems to have been fashionable for a while. However, as long as readers carefully read the articles included in this book, they will find that it is different from most other books and periodicals. First of all, the authors of this book are scholars who have studied this subject, from all over the world. The paper shows the latest research results of the same theme in different cultural backgrounds. Another feature of this book is that the compilation angle has a unique focus, not on the Yin-Yang and Five Elements. We believe that to solve the problem of Yin-Yang and Five Elements, we must first make clear the relationship between it and the way of thinking. Ge Lan Yan, a French sinologist, put forward the proposition of "China mode of thinking" as early as 1930s. The emergence of a philosophical theory is often inseparable from its own cultural customs and ways of thinking.

China's early mode of thinking has distinct characteristics, which are manifested in paying attention to concrete and intuitive thinking and emphasizing the humanistic spirit of philosophy; At the same time, it also established a mature world view, paying attention to the position of human beings in this universe and the relationship with nature, and based on this, it created a complete set of mathematical statistics. In recent years, Chinese and foreign scholars have made great breakthroughs in the study of ancient cosmology in China. People began to realize the profound connotation of the traditional view of the universe, especially its connection with early myths and scientific thoughts, which was often ignored in the past. It is from this perspective that the first four papers selected in this book are devoted to discussing the theory of Yin-Yang and Five Elements and China's ancient way of thinking, as well as its relationship with traditional science and mythological background.