On Xiang Xiu's Philosophy of“Confucianism and Taoism as One”
Yinzhe Wang
Abstract
Yinzhe Wang
Abstract
Xiang Xiu's philosophy ofConfucianism and Taoism as onetranscends the restrictions of universal truth and human moralitywith the ideal personality as its ultimate destination.The ideal personality can only be exhibited when there are absences of the self,the heart and the feeling.Being carefree is the primary feature of an enlightened individual in reality.
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Xiang Xiu's philosophy ofConfucianism and Taoism as onetranscends the restrictions of universal truth and human moralitywith the ideal personality as its ultimate destination.The ideal personality can only be exhibited when there are absences of the self,the heart and the feeling.Being carefree is the primary feature of an enlightened individual in reality.
Key concepts: Taoism, Ideal (ethics), Feeling, Personality, Philosophy, Chinese philosophy, Aesthetics, Epistemology