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The Idea of Love: A Founding Idea in Confucianism——A Comparative Study Between Confucianism and Phenomenology

Huang Yu-shun

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The idea of love (Ai) or benevolence (Ren) is a founding idea in Confucianism, that is to say, both metaphysics and physics (epistemology and ethics) is founded on it, because as life-emotion, love is appearing of life or existence (Sein). Then the idea of love is an original idea, i.e. as life-emotion, love belongs to life-source as existence itself.

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The idea of love (Ai) or benevolence (Ren) is a founding idea in Confucianism, that is to say, both metaphysics and physics (epistemology and ethics) is founded on it, because as life-emotion, love is appearing of life or existence (Sein). Then the idea of love is an original idea, i.e. as life-emotion, love belongs to life-source as existence itself.

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The idea of love (Ai) or benevolence (Ren) is a founding idea in Confucianism, that is to say, both metaphysics and physics (epistemology and ethics) is founded on it, because as life-emotion, love is appearing of life or existence (Sein). Then the idea of love is an original idea, i.e. as life-emotion, love belongs to life-source as existence itself.

Key concepts: Metaphysics, Neo-Confucianism, Phenomenology (philosophy), Philosophy, Epistemology

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