The Humanism Implication in Laocius's Taoist Theory
Zhu Xiao-peng
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Zhu Xiao-peng
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The real intension of Laocius's Taoist theory is his deeply concerning and worrying about the practical problems of life,and his longing and pursuing for the ideal realm of life,rather than merely for his scientific interesting on nature or his subjective thinking about the absolute object.Therefore,the Taoist theory of Laocius is also an ontology of humanism.
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The real intension of Laocius's Taoist theory is his deeply concerning and worrying about the practical problems of life,and his longing and pursuing for the ideal realm of life,rather than merely for his scientific interesting on nature or his subjective thinking about the absolute object.Therefore,the Taoist theory of Laocius is also an ontology of humanism.
Key concepts: Humanism, Intension, Realm, Ideal (ethics), Object (grammar), Epistemology, Philosophy, Absolute (philosophy)