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人倫研究   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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周璡編著
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人倫研究
Publisher
世界書局 (上海)
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將中國原有的「五倫」擴展為「十倫」,即:夫婦、親子、長幼、宗族、姻戚、里黨、師生、朋友、主傭、首從,分別說明其界限、含義及實行;分析批判了「五倫」說,運用「十倫」說解釋婚姻、貞操等現實問題。全書分為導言,五倫舊說的分析和批判,十倫新議的理論和實際,從人倫原則上觀察幾個現代問題。附錄:《中國立嗣制度研究》

目錄
第一編 導言
第一章 「人倫」的意義和範圍
第二章 中國人倫思想的興替
第二編 五倫舊說的分析和批評
第一章 五倫說的浸成
第二章 倫目異同的考證
第三章 五倫說的偏缺及其不良影響
第一節 父子
第二節 君臣
第三節 長幼
第四節 夫婦
第五節 朋友
第四章 五倫本務論的晦狹
第五章 五倫說和其他人倫學說的比較
第一節 九族說
第二節 六行說
第三節 三網說
第四節 六紀說
第五節 三黨說
第三編 十倫新議的理論和實際
第一章 十倫的定名和界說
第一節 夫婦
第二節 親子
第三節 長幼
第四節 宗族
第五節 姻戚
第六節 里黨
第七節 師生
第八節 朋友
第九節 主傭
第十節 首從
第二章 分設十倫的根據和標準
第一節 世界各國的現狀和趨勢
第二節 人倫本身的形式和實際
第三章 十倫的滋生程序
第四章 十倫的分合情形
第五章 十倫的性質上區別
第一節 天然的倫
第二節 人為的倫
第三節 混合的倫
第六章 十倫的本務論
第一節 一般的標準本務
第二節 個別的權宜本務
第七章 權宜本務的實行問題
第一節 慎於倫的締造
第二節 勉於倫的維持
第三節 惕於倫的破壞
第八章 十倫新議和五倫舊說的比較
第四編 從人倫原則上觀察幾個現代問題
第一章 婚姻問題
第一節 解除婚約
第二節 重婚
第三節 離婚
第二章 貞操問題
第一節 未婚守節
第二節 再婚
第三章 繼承問題
第一節 宗祧繼承
第二節 女子財產繼承權
第四章 孝親問題
第五章 勞資問題
第六章 忠上問題
附錄 中國立嗣制度研究

Language Chinese
Publication date 民國22[1933]
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institution QS:P195,Q732353
(民國時期文獻 民國圖書)
主題
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倫理學
中圖分類
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B82-092
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ren lun yan jiu
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