A Comparative Study of the View on Death by Confucious,Wang Yangming and Jaspers
Huang Chang-pin
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Huang Chang-pin
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Understanding the issue of death can reflect a person's understanding of the purposes,value and significance of the human life. Based on a saying by Confucius,if man does not know death,then how can he know life? this paper applies Jaspers' transcending approach in his philosophy on existence to point out the non- transcendence in Confucian concept of death,and by an in- depth analysis of Wang Yangming's Dragon field enlightenmentto reveal his transcendent concept on death. In this way,it enabled China to realize the revolutionary change in the history of philosophy.
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Understanding the issue of death can reflect a person's understanding of the purposes,value and significance of the human life. Based on a saying by Confucius,if man does not know death,then how can he know life? this paper applies Jaspers' transcending approach in his philosophy on existence to point out the non- transcendence in Confucian concept of death,and by an in- depth analysis of Wang Yangming's Dragon field enlightenmentto reveal his transcendent concept on death. In this way,it enabled China to realize the revolutionary change in the history of philosophy.
Key concepts: Transcendence (philosophy), Philosophy, Epistemology, Value (mathematics), Philosophy of life, Field (mathematics), China, Value of life