An Analysis of DING Chaowu's Dialectical Idea of Zhou Yi
Xin Chong
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Xin Chong
Abstract
DING Chaowu's philosophical idea of Zhou Yi was based on the thoughts of Zhou Yi in Song and Ming dynasties,and it expounded and discussed the core of Confucius' thoughts on Zhou Yi from the viewpoint of knowing both the western and Chinese cultures.DING Chaowu constructed the interactive dynamic thinking mode of liang yi(yin and yang) in universe from the mathematic essentials of yin and yang,thus demonstrating the dialectic thoughts contained in the thoughts of Zhou Yi.In addition,the common characteristics of Zhou Yi and dialectics were discussed from the ideas such as the identity of opposites,objects of service,demonstrative logic formula,essences,meanwhile,the differences were figured out from the problems of treatment and opposites.
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DING Chaowu's philosophical idea of Zhou Yi was based on the thoughts of Zhou Yi in Song and Ming dynasties,and it expounded and discussed the core of Confucius' thoughts on Zhou Yi from the viewpoint of knowing both the western and Chinese cultures.DING Chaowu constructed the interactive dynamic thinking mode of liang yi(yin and yang) in universe from the mathematic essentials of yin and yang,thus demonstrating the dialectic thoughts contained in the thoughts of Zhou Yi.In addition,the common characteristics of Zhou Yi and dialectics were discussed from the ideas such as the identity of opposites,objects of service,demonstrative logic formula,essences,meanwhile,the differences were figured out from the problems of treatment and opposites.
Key concepts: Dialectic, Demonstrative, Philosophy, Epistemology, Identity (music), Literature, Chinese philosophy, History