The Humanistic Vision of Contemporary Philosophy and Its Future Tendency
Zhu Rong-ying
Abstract
Zhu Rong-ying
Abstract
The orientation of humanistic studies serves as an aim to highlight and celebrate the awareness of individual life,while,when it is burying in the larger sense,the class awareness of philosophy is dimmed.And bringing the world of daily life back to its original conditions blurs its humanistic ideal of caring for the ultimate and securing human life.However,philosophy per se turns into a needless procedure,by sparing effort on special linguistics and giving man illusory expectations of well-being.Then,with respect to the survival and development of man,a vital philosophical question is how philosophy can return to life to retrieve the essence of life back to man himself,and by what philosophy can philosophy encourage man's power to survive and shoulder all the burdens of leading a life.
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The orientation of humanistic studies serves as an aim to highlight and celebrate the awareness of individual life,while,when it is burying in the larger sense,the class awareness of philosophy is dimmed.And bringing the world of daily life back to its original conditions blurs its humanistic ideal of caring for the ultimate and securing human life.However,philosophy per se turns into a needless procedure,by sparing effort on special linguistics and giving man illusory expectations of well-being.Then,with respect to the survival and development of man,a vital philosophical question is how philosophy can return to life to retrieve the essence of life back to man himself,and by what philosophy can philosophy encourage man's power to survive and shoulder all the burdens of leading a life.
Key concepts: Humanism, Philosophy of life, Ideal (ethics), Aesthetics, Epistemology, Human life, Power (physics), Class (philosophy)