2003Journal of Hunan City UniversityRequires access

Scholars' Feeling Life in the Wei and Jin Dynasties

Shaoping Qiu

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The scholars in the Wei and Jin Dynasties pursued overstepping Confucian doctrine and returning to themselves, therefore, they inevitably overstepped Confucian ethical codes and indulged themselves in emotions, thus becoming a group of affectionate scholars. When they were displayed in social life, the behavior pattern characterized by strong feelings was formed.

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The scholars in the Wei and Jin Dynasties pursued overstepping Confucian doctrine and returning to themselves, therefore, they inevitably overstepped Confucian ethical codes and indulged themselves in emotions, thus becoming a group of affectionate scholars. When they were displayed in social life, the behavior pattern characterized by strong feelings was formed.

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The scholars in the Wei and Jin Dynasties pursued overstepping Confucian doctrine and returning to themselves, therefore, they inevitably overstepped Confucian ethical codes and indulged themselves in emotions, thus becoming a group of affectionate scholars. When they were displayed in social life, the behavior pattern characterized by strong feelings was formed.

Key concepts: Feeling, Doctrine, Social life, Philosophy, Aesthetics, Psychology, Literature, Social psychology

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