Into the Dao,to Achieve the Greatest Happiness——Chuang -Tzu's"joy"theory
Chang Qian-kun
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Chang Qian-kun
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Chuang-Tzu from the secular joy of the criticism made of bitter pleasure in his own way,and then pointed out that the happy life should ultimately be integrated into the natural avenue to pursue the so-calledgreatest happiness;Chuang Tzu's joyis not a negative approach towards life,but is simply a kind of awakening and reflection on the situation and living conditions.It is the root causes of the tragedy of life and the pursuit of ways of their solutions,but also the spiritual home of the search for the ideal.
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Chuang-Tzu from the secular joy of the criticism made of bitter pleasure in his own way,and then pointed out that the happy life should ultimately be integrated into the natural avenue to pursue the so-calledgreatest happiness;Chuang Tzu's joyis not a negative approach towards life,but is simply a kind of awakening and reflection on the situation and living conditions.It is the root causes of the tragedy of life and the pursuit of ways of their solutions,but also the spiritual home of the search for the ideal.
Key concepts: Happiness, Pleasure, Tragedy (event), Criticism, Ideal (ethics), Philosophy, Root (linguistics), Psychology