The Doctrine of "Tiantao" and "Xing-Ming" of Neo-Confucianism in Song and Ming Dynasties and its Ethical Value
Yao Cai-gang
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Yao Cai-gang
Abstract
The doctrine of Tiantao(heavenly laws)and Xing-Ming(humanity-will)is one of the main contents in Neo-Confucianism in Song and Ming Dynasties.It links heaven with man,inner with exterior,metaphysics with physics,and brings about more meanings to Confucian Philosophy of Pre-Qing Dynasty.The doctrine transcends the purpose of pure utility,and has more value in the ethics.It not only discusses concrete moral norms or moral entry,but also reflects transcendental source and inner basis of morality.The metaphysical morality is helpful for cultivating people's transcendental moral consciousness.
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The doctrine of Tiantao(heavenly laws)and Xing-Ming(humanity-will)is one of the main contents in Neo-Confucianism in Song and Ming Dynasties.It links heaven with man,inner with exterior,metaphysics with physics,and brings about more meanings to Confucian Philosophy of Pre-Qing Dynasty.The doctrine transcends the purpose of pure utility,and has more value in the ethics.It not only discusses concrete moral norms or moral entry,but also reflects transcendental source and inner basis of morality.The metaphysical morality is helpful for cultivating people's transcendental moral consciousness.
Key concepts: Doctrine, Transcendental number, Morality, Humanity, Metaphysics, Neo-Confucianism, Philosophy, Consciousness