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Features of Protocategorical Thinking in Ancient China
2018
Russian Journal of Philosophical Sciences
The article deals with to the early forms of categorical thinking. The conceptual schemes are formed independently of each other in various ancient civilizations, and that is an evidence of the universal nature of some fundamental features of early categorical thinking. The author proceeds from the idea that defning characteristics of categorical thinking (according to the prominentGermanphilosophersI.Kant and M. Heidegger) are the apriority and the extreme generality of concepts. Thus, a
doi:10.30727/0235-1188-2018-7-51-58
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