A Three-in-One Interpretation of the Taoist "Nature"
Tang Shao-lian
Abstract
Tang Shao-lian
Abstract
Taoism's was not referring to the world,and it means that naturally.there are three interrelated dimensions in Taoism's areas: One refers to Dao which contains natural generation and natural ontology double implication.Second is the objects,that is,within the meaning of the existentialism of nature.The third is that human nature,that is,the methodology and value of the meaning of nature.But nature is not a higher-living concept than Dao.Dao Fa Zi Ran is the expression of the basic implication of the Dao which as the highest level is no longer follow the example of others areas.As a profound significance of philosophy and metaphysics of the construction,nature into life and politics means rule by doing nothing.
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Taoism's was not referring to the world,and it means that naturally.there are three interrelated dimensions in Taoism's areas: One refers to Dao which contains natural generation and natural ontology double implication.Second is the objects,that is,within the meaning of the existentialism of nature.The third is that human nature,that is,the methodology and value of the meaning of nature.But nature is not a higher-living concept than Dao.Dao Fa Zi Ran is the expression of the basic implication of the Dao which as the highest level is no longer follow the example of others areas.As a profound significance of philosophy and metaphysics of the construction,nature into life and politics means rule by doing nothing.
Key concepts: Taoism, Nothing, Epistemology, Metaphysics, Existentialism, Philosophy, Meaning (existential), Interpretation (philosophy)