The Yi-ology under the vision of the mind-heartology:A tentative research on Yang Jian's thought on Yi
Zhang Li-feng
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Zhang Li-feng
Abstract
As a representative of the Yi-ology school that interprets Zhouyi from the mind-heartology,Yang Jian's thought on Zhouyi resulted from merging the mind-hesrtology and Yi-ology into one,a Yi-ology under the vision of the mind-heartology.In Yang Jian's mind-hesrtological system,being illuminating and inscruta- ble,the mind-heart exists within human body and is characterized with noumenon.In moral practice,he insists on returning to the original mind-heart spontaneously.From this kind of mind-heartological view,Yang Jian drew the entire Yi-ological system into his mind-heartological vision and stresses an explication on some con- cepts related to the mind-heartolngy,making his thought on Yi be characterized with monism.When his asser- tion is incompatible with classical conclusions,he dares to doubt about the classics in order to guarantee the in- tegrity of his own thought on Yi.
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As a representative of the Yi-ology school that interprets Zhouyi from the mind-heartology,Yang Jian's thought on Zhouyi resulted from merging the mind-hesrtology and Yi-ology into one,a Yi-ology under the vision of the mind-heartology.In Yang Jian's mind-hesrtological system,being illuminating and inscruta- ble,the mind-heart exists within human body and is characterized with noumenon.In moral practice,he insists on returning to the original mind-heart spontaneously.From this kind of mind-heartological view,Yang Jian drew the entire Yi-ological system into his mind-heartological vision and stresses an explication on some con- cepts related to the mind-heartolngy,making his thought on Yi be characterized with monism.When his asser- tion is incompatible with classical conclusions,he dares to doubt about the classics in order to guarantee the in- tegrity of his own thought on Yi.
Key concepts: Philosophy, Monism, Jian, Epistemology, Explication, Order (exchange), Psychoanalysis, Literature