The Two Aspects of Tao Yuan-ming's Life Philosophy
Jun Zhang
Abstract
Jun Zhang
Abstract
Tao Yuan-ming's life philosophy mainly deals with the idea of being free from pain and living with peace of mind.Firstly,in connection with the shortness of lifeand the inevitability ofdeath,Tao Yuan-ming showed clear rationality and put forward the theme of being culturally obedient which is characterized by fatalism.Secondly,in accordance with the distress of misfortune,Tao Yuan-ming was quite contradictory and chose the poetic inhabitation of naturalistic belief.It is this cultural obedience that helped build a mental homeland for the later literatis.
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Tao Yuan-ming's life philosophy mainly deals with the idea of being free from pain and living with peace of mind.Firstly,in connection with the shortness of lifeand the inevitability ofdeath,Tao Yuan-ming showed clear rationality and put forward the theme of being culturally obedient which is characterized by fatalism.Secondly,in accordance with the distress of misfortune,Tao Yuan-ming was quite contradictory and chose the poetic inhabitation of naturalistic belief.It is this cultural obedience that helped build a mental homeland for the later literatis.
Key concepts: Misfortune, Homeland, Fatalism, Theme (computing), Philosophy of life, Obedience, Philosophy, Rationality