The Research on Huang Daozhou's Theory of Mind-nature
Fang Yao
Abstract
Fang Yao
Abstract
Huang Daozhou was a famous minister in late Ming dynasty,he was also a distinguished Confucian scholars and a national hero.Everyone respected his knowledge and moral.With profound knowledge,he had great numbers of writings and interests.However,under the influence of the subjective and objective factors,most of his thoughts didn't form a complete system.That is why his thoughts are easily ignored by the researchers.In the effect that the theory of mind-nature enjoys a special status in the Confucianism,especially in the Neo-confucianism,this paper focuses on a number of issues concerned about Huang Daozhou's theory of mind-nature,in order to have a grasp of his theory of mind-nature,and then a deep and thorough understanding of his academic thought.
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Huang Daozhou was a famous minister in late Ming dynasty,he was also a distinguished Confucian scholars and a national hero.Everyone respected his knowledge and moral.With profound knowledge,he had great numbers of writings and interests.However,under the influence of the subjective and objective factors,most of his thoughts didn't form a complete system.That is why his thoughts are easily ignored by the researchers.In the effect that the theory of mind-nature enjoys a special status in the Confucianism,especially in the Neo-confucianism,this paper focuses on a number of issues concerned about Huang Daozhou's theory of mind-nature,in order to have a grasp of his theory of mind-nature,and then a deep and thorough understanding of his academic thought.
Key concepts: HERO, Epistemology, Order (exchange), Theory of mind, GRASP, Philosophy, Sociology, Psychology