On the reasonable spirits of the Confucian and the Taoist life philosophies and their historical influence
Xi Li
Abstract
Xi Li
Abstract
The Confucianism and the Taoism are both dedicating themselves to the philosophical thinking about the life problem, and formed their life philosophies. The difference between their specific views is obvious, but their life philosophies are both reasonable. This thesis brings to light the fundamental content of their reasonable spirits of the Confucian and the Taoist life philosophies from the four aspects: their views on the life origin, their views on the life value, the realistic care of life and the ultimate care of life, then the thesis inspects the historical impact on the secularized characteristic of Chinese religion, the life care of Chinese philosophy, the realistic attitude of Chinese culture and Chinese wisdom of the life-and-death.
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The Confucianism and the Taoism are both dedicating themselves to the philosophical thinking about the life problem, and formed their life philosophies. The difference between their specific views is obvious, but their life philosophies are both reasonable. This thesis brings to light the fundamental content of their reasonable spirits of the Confucian and the Taoist life philosophies from the four aspects: their views on the life origin, their views on the life value, the realistic care of life and the ultimate care of life, then the thesis inspects the historical impact on the secularized characteristic of Chinese religion, the life care of Chinese philosophy, the realistic attitude of Chinese culture and Chinese wisdom of the life-and-death.
Key concepts: Taoism, Secularization, Life value, Value (mathematics), Epistemology, Philosophy of life, Philosophy, Sociology