On the Metaphysical Implication of Ji Kang's Musical Ideas
Han Guo-liang
Abstract
Han Guo-liang
Abstract
Ji Kang insistes that music has no feelings,but he does not sever their relations.with these relations as the base,he refutes the traditional division of music.Because music and ceremonies have close connections,and the slogan of surpassing the Confucian ethical code and behaving natureally advocated by Ji Kang is aiming at rites.If we discuss Ji Kang's musical thought,only regarding it as a musical problem,we can not understand its deep meaning in any event.Only placing it under the background of the Wei and the Jin metaphysics,and combining it with the attitude of Ji Kang and Wei-Jin celebrities to the ritual,then can we have the possibility to really grasp its metaphysical implication.
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Ji Kang insistes that music has no feelings,but he does not sever their relations.with these relations as the base,he refutes the traditional division of music.Because music and ceremonies have close connections,and the slogan of surpassing the Confucian ethical code and behaving natureally advocated by Ji Kang is aiming at rites.If we discuss Ji Kang's musical thought,only regarding it as a musical problem,we can not understand its deep meaning in any event.Only placing it under the background of the Wei and the Jin metaphysics,and combining it with the attitude of Ji Kang and Wei-Jin celebrities to the ritual,then can we have the possibility to really grasp its metaphysical implication.
Key concepts: Metaphysics, Musical, Philosophy, Slogan, Meaning (existential), Epistemology, Feeling, Literature