Research on the Philosophical Connotation of Non-action Theory of Lao Tze
Lu Yin
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Lu Yin
Abstract
Lao Tzu,respected as the founder of Taoism,was a highly representative philosopher in pre-Qin Dynasty,believingruling by doing nothingto achieve the ultimate goal of social stability. Lao Tzu philosophy advocates people to pursuit the spiritual world of freedom in the mood of serene and quiet. Modern people can get inspiration from this and promote their ideological realm. This article points out the essence of Lao Tzu philosophy by focusing on discussing the thought ofruling by doing nothing,meanwhile it also analyzes the inspirations of the contemporary meaning of Lao Tzu philosophy to modern people.
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Lao Tzu,respected as the founder of Taoism,was a highly representative philosopher in pre-Qin Dynasty,believingruling by doing nothingto achieve the ultimate goal of social stability. Lao Tzu philosophy advocates people to pursuit the spiritual world of freedom in the mood of serene and quiet. Modern people can get inspiration from this and promote their ideological realm. This article points out the essence of Lao Tzu philosophy by focusing on discussing the thought ofruling by doing nothing,meanwhile it also analyzes the inspirations of the contemporary meaning of Lao Tzu philosophy to modern people.
Key concepts: Taoism, Connotation, Nothing, Realm, Meaning (existential), Ideology, Action (physics), Philosophy