The Development and Innovation of Confucian School of Idealist Philosophy in the Song and Ming Dynasties
Kong Ling-hon
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Kong Ling-hon
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Chen Lai thinks that the Confucian school of idealist philosophy in the Song and Ming dynasties has its own set of discourse system,beneficial to summing up and abstracting China's academic discourse.Yang Guo-rong thinks that heart nature and body nature make up the important part of idealist philosophy.Xiang Shi-ling thinks that thecomplete natureof idealist philosophy in the Song dynasty has laid the foundation of the noumenon of the idealist philosophy that gives Confucianism a new life.Kong Ling-hong thinks that the Confucian school of idealist philosophy has absorbed something from Taoism and enriched the philosophic level of Confucianism.
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Chen Lai thinks that the Confucian school of idealist philosophy in the Song and Ming dynasties has its own set of discourse system,beneficial to summing up and abstracting China's academic discourse.Yang Guo-rong thinks that heart nature and body nature make up the important part of idealist philosophy.Xiang Shi-ling thinks that thecomplete natureof idealist philosophy in the Song dynasty has laid the foundation of the noumenon of the idealist philosophy that gives Confucianism a new life.Kong Ling-hong thinks that the Confucian school of idealist philosophy has absorbed something from Taoism and enriched the philosophic level of Confucianism.
Key concepts: Noumenon, Philosophy, Taoism, Chinese philosophy, China, Literature, Epistemology, Theology