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A Comparative Study of Chinese and Western Legal Language and Culture

Part of the Peking University Linguistics Research Book Series (volume 4)

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-15-9347-5

ISBN: 978-981-15-9346-8

Publisher: Springer Singapore - Springer Journals

Mar 9, 2021

1 - 10 of 17 Chapters

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Comparison of Vocabularies Between Chinese and Western Legal Languages

Zhang, Falian

Pages: 1 –34

[Since the entry of China into the WTO, the process of world integration has been accelerated.]
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Comparison of Syntactic Features Between Chinese and Western Legal Languages

Zhang, Falian

Pages: 35 –98

[Engaged in the study of English and Chinese legal language and their translation, people may find that it is difficult to understand and translate legal documents. The main reason lies in the special sentences of legal language.]
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Legal Culture

Zhang, Falian

Pages: 99 –113

[Culture is a broad concept that is difficult to define strictly and precisely.]
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Comparison Between Chinese and Western Legal Values: Harmony and Justice

Zhang, Falian

Pages: 115 –129

[The legal value is the core issue in the study of legal philosophy. Further, the legal value concept is also an essential aspect of legal researches.]
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Comparison Between Chinese and Western Legal Concepts: Law Following Nature and Natural Law

Zhang, Falian

Pages: 131 –142

[The Chinese legal culture system has a long history, and the internal spirit that underpins this system is the legal philosophical view of the Taoist’s thought “law following nature”]
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Comparison Between Chinese and Western Legal Principles: Rule of Man and Rule of Law

Zhang, Falian

Pages: 143 –160

[The differences in the cultural patterns in China and in the west make the modern Chinese and Western legal cultures inevitably reject and conflict with each other.]
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Comparison Between Chinese and Western Legal Orientations: Obligations and Rights

Zhang, Falian

Pages: 161 –178

[There are at least two perspectives in understanding the orientation of law: on the one hand, from the perspective of the interest subject of law, law can be oriented towards both group and individuals.]
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Comparison Between Chinese and Western Legal Nature: Public and Private Laws

Zhang, Falian

Pages: 179 –200

[The traditional division between public laws and private laws is an important quintessence of Western legal systematic civilization.]
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Comparison Between Chinese and Western Legal Justice: Substance and Procedure

Zhang, Falian

Pages: 201 –221

[“The law is vital to ruling the country, and good law is the precondition of good governance”.]
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Comparison Between Chinese and Western Legal Beliefs: Ethics and Religion

Zhang, Falian

Pages: 223 –244

[From the perspective of history, legal culture can be roughly divided into Western belief culture and Chinese instrumentalism culture.]

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