The internal logic:from "honoring the virtuous nature" to "following the knowledge"——on Yu Ying-shi and academic thoughts in Qing Dynasty
Sun Yong-cai
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Sun Yong-cai
Abstract
Yu Ying-shi thought anti-Man and anti-neo Confucianism couldn't generalize academic thoughts in Qing Dynasty.Yu Ying-shi did not agree with Qian Mu on the standpoint,which the academic thought in Qing Dynasty inherited Song Dynasty completely.Reviewing thought in Qing Dynasty should fellow its internal logic.The idealist philosophy of the Song and Ming Dynasties differ from thoughts in Qing Dynasty in many aspects.For example,the former paid more attention to honor the virtuous nature,however the later to follow the knowledge.Meanwhile,Yu Ying-shi considered that there are relationships between the two periods.Internal Saint External King and practical thought are the basic principles.
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Yu Ying-shi thought anti-Man and anti-neo Confucianism couldn't generalize academic thoughts in Qing Dynasty.Yu Ying-shi did not agree with Qian Mu on the standpoint,which the academic thought in Qing Dynasty inherited Song Dynasty completely.Reviewing thought in Qing Dynasty should fellow its internal logic.The idealist philosophy of the Song and Ming Dynasties differ from thoughts in Qing Dynasty in many aspects.For example,the former paid more attention to honor the virtuous nature,however the later to follow the knowledge.Meanwhile,Yu Ying-shi considered that there are relationships between the two periods.Internal Saint External King and practical thought are the basic principles.
Key concepts: Honor, Philosophy, SAINT, Chinese philosophy, History, Literature, Epistemology, Law