Interpretation of Li Bai's philosophy
Kang Huai-yuan
Abstract
Kang Huai-yuan
Abstract
There are many common opinions between Li Bai's world outlook and Lao Zi's philosophy and between Li Bai's literature outlook and Lao Zi's aesthetics. By using natural law to discuss humanity and society, Lao Zi pointed out the political outlook that people should retire after being successful and the social outlook of by doing nothing that goes against nature, which was carried on and developed by Li Bai, who was not a philosopher. Lao Zi's aesthetics derives from Taoism of his highest philosophy category and the basic character of Taoism is the idea of governing by doing nothing that goes against On the basis of this, the essence of Lao Zi's aesthetics is that beauty and art come from the principle of doing nothing against nature. Li Bai's literature outlook is the same as Lao Zi's aesthetics.
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There are many common opinions between Li Bai's world outlook and Lao Zi's philosophy and between Li Bai's literature outlook and Lao Zi's aesthetics. By using natural law to discuss humanity and society, Lao Zi pointed out the political outlook that people should retire after being successful and the social outlook of by doing nothing that goes against nature, which was carried on and developed by Li Bai, who was not a philosopher. Lao Zi's aesthetics derives from Taoism of his highest philosophy category and the basic character of Taoism is the idea of governing by doing nothing that goes against On the basis of this, the essence of Lao Zi's aesthetics is that beauty and art come from the principle of doing nothing against nature. Li Bai's literature outlook is the same as Lao Zi's aesthetics.
Key concepts: Nothing, Taoism, Humanity, Interpretation (philosophy), Philosophy, Character (mathematics), Aesthetics, Beauty