ZHANG Jun's thought by the Yi learning and its influences
Cai Fang-lu
Abstract
Cai Fang-lu
Abstract
Taking Yi as a book carrying Dao, ZHANG Jun pays more attention to the elaboration of philosophical connotations contained in Yi and regards image-number as the basis giving birth to philosophical connotations. His Yi thought exerted influences on two famous neo-Confucianists of the Song Dynasty: ZHANG Shi. his son, and ZHU Xi. His Yi learning plays an important role in the history of the Yi learning of the Song Dynasty.
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Taking Yi as a book carrying Dao, ZHANG Jun pays more attention to the elaboration of philosophical connotations contained in Yi and regards image-number as the basis giving birth to philosophical connotations. His Yi thought exerted influences on two famous neo-Confucianists of the Song Dynasty: ZHANG Shi. his son, and ZHU Xi. His Yi learning plays an important role in the history of the Yi learning of the Song Dynasty.
Key concepts: Zhàng, Philosophy, Epistemology, Literature, Theology, China, History, Art