Confucian Moral Norms Coming from Naturalness:On Wang Bi's Philosophy Topic
Song Zhi-ming
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Song Zhi-ming
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On he on hand,Wang Bi tells Confucian masters that that they should change authoritative discourse mode;On the other hand,he holds that we should expand natural discourse mode by following Wang Chong.He introduces such topics as the relation of Confucian norms and nature,the relation of something and nothing,and the relation of words and meaning which lay the foundation for Neo Confucianism.He thinks that Confucia moral norms comes from nature,that nothing or nature serves as the noumenon of omnipotence,and that we should understand noumenon by being beside oneself with joy.
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On he on hand,Wang Bi tells Confucian masters that that they should change authoritative discourse mode;On the other hand,he holds that we should expand natural discourse mode by following Wang Chong.He introduces such topics as the relation of Confucian norms and nature,the relation of something and nothing,and the relation of words and meaning which lay the foundation for Neo Confucianism.He thinks that Confucia moral norms comes from nature,that nothing or nature serves as the noumenon of omnipotence,and that we should understand noumenon by being beside oneself with joy.
Key concepts: Noumenon, Omnipotence, Nothing, Relation (database), Epistemology, Philosophy, Meaning (existential), Naturalness