The School of Names and the “Debaters”
哲學(xué)簡(jiǎn)史

        Logically speaking, the contrast between ming and shih in ancient Chinese philosophy is something like that between subject and predicate in the West. For instance, when we say: “This is a table,” or “Socrates is a man,” “this” and “Socrates” are shih or     （共 7562 字）     [閱讀本文] >>