The angle and method of Zhang Zai study
Ding Wei-xiang
Abstract
Ding Wei-xiang
Abstract
There have always been different explanations on the philosophy of Zhang Zai in the and Wang Fu-zhi) works; The contemporary expression of the difference has been found in the study of the mainland China and the Gang-Tai. The author begins from the Neo-cofucianism backgrounad of tread of thought and the question of the study of Zhang-zai, explains the angle of ZhangZai, and then concludes that the double unification of Tian-Ren, Ti-yong and Ought-Be is the principle of the creation of Zhang Zai's philosophy, and this is the starting point for us to reach a correct understanding of the philosophy of Zhang Zai.
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There have always been different explanations on the philosophy of Zhang Zai in the and Wang Fu-zhi) works; The contemporary expression of the difference has been found in the study of the mainland China and the Gang-Tai. The author begins from the Neo-cofucianism backgrounad of tread of thought and the question of the study of Zhang-zai, explains the angle of ZhangZai, and then concludes that the double unification of Tian-Ren, Ti-yong and Ought-Be is the principle of the creation of Zhang Zai's philosophy, and this is the starting point for us to reach a correct understanding of the philosophy of Zhang Zai.
Key concepts: Zhàng, Philosophy, Tian, Mainland China, Unification, Epistemology, China, Theology