On the Differences and Similarities between the Confucian Happiness and the Buddhist and Taoist Happiness
LI Huang-ming
Abstract
LI Huang-ming
Abstract
Kong-Yan happiness in neo-Confucianism of the Song and Ming Dynasty is related not only to the spirit of Confucianism but also to its happiness.Compared with Taoism and Buddhism,Kong-Yan happinesshas both itssimilar and different traits.Through acomparison of the different and similar aspects related tohappiness in the three schools,it can be concluded thatKong-Yan happinessis the verysymbol that distinguishes the Confucianhappiness from the Taoist and the Buddhist happiness.
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Kong-Yan happiness in neo-Confucianism of the Song and Ming Dynasty is related not only to the spirit of Confucianism but also to its happiness.Compared with Taoism and Buddhism,Kong-Yan happinesshas both itssimilar and different traits.Through acomparison of the different and similar aspects related tohappiness in the three schools,it can be concluded thatKong-Yan happinessis the verysymbol that distinguishes the Confucianhappiness from the Taoist and the Buddhist happiness.
Key concepts: Happiness, Buddhism, Taoism, Philosophy, Psychology, Aesthetics, Social psychology, Theology