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A Further Discussion of Zhangzai's "Xin-Tong-Xing-Qing"

Haicheng Wang

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Zhangzai's Xin-Tong-Xing-Qing is an important statement of neo-Confucianism,but Zhangzai's original purpose of this statement was obscurity.Many scholars thought it as isolated words.Only dispelling this prejudice,we can really analyze this statement.Related to other respects of Zhangzai's philosophy,this statement emphasized that the heart included nature and feeling.

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Zhangzai's Xin-Tong-Xing-Qing is an important statement of neo-Confucianism,but Zhangzai's original purpose of this statement was obscurity.Many scholars thought it as isolated words.Only dispelling this prejudice,we can really analyze this statement.Related to other respects of Zhangzai's philosophy,this statement emphasized that the heart included nature and feeling.

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Zhangzai's Xin-Tong-Xing-Qing is an important statement of neo-Confucianism,but Zhangzai's original purpose of this statement was obscurity.Many scholars thought it as isolated words.Only dispelling this prejudice,we can really analyze this statement.Related to other respects of Zhangzai's philosophy,this statement emphasized that the heart included nature and feeling.

Key concepts: Statement (logic), Feeling, Prejudice (legal term), Philosophy, Law, Epistemology, Political science

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