Introspection of Ren Word Origins,Carry Forward the Confucian Spirit of Benevolence
Sheng Chen
Abstract
Sheng Chen
Abstract
Ren is the essence of Confucianism,and the Ren word may not be the first made by the Confucian, but for the Confucian absorption,adaptation and promotion.Only by understanding the Ren of the historical origins and the original meaning to be able to understand why the Confucian emphasize the need for hospitality for others,love others,and then love of all things.Ren is the essential feature of human nature,Ren is the core of love,and Ren is a person's philosophy of sublimation which can be called people to study philosophy.As abenevolent lover,the pan-loving publicconcept,integrating things go beyond awareness,which produced in the past,but it contains a number of new content,thus has its inherent ideological appeal and value of the times.
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Ren is the essence of Confucianism,and the Ren word may not be the first made by the Confucian, but for the Confucian absorption,adaptation and promotion.Only by understanding the Ren of the historical origins and the original meaning to be able to understand why the Confucian emphasize the need for hospitality for others,love others,and then love of all things.Ren is the essential feature of human nature,Ren is the core of love,and Ren is a person's philosophy of sublimation which can be called people to study philosophy.As abenevolent lover,the pan-loving publicconcept,integrating things go beyond awareness,which produced in the past,but it contains a number of new content,thus has its inherent ideological appeal and value of the times.
Key concepts: Introspection, Hospitality, Appeal, Ideology, Philosophy, Meaning (existential), Content (measure theory), Sociology