National Spirit Reflected in The Book of Songs and the Relationship with the Thought Origin of Confucian and Taoist School
Wang Guo-lian
Abstract
Wang Guo-lian
Abstract
The Book of Songs reflects the first form of Chinese national spirit. As the social psychology, this simple national spirit can be classified into two parts, they are sense of suffering, the origin of Confucianism philosophy, and the sense of nature, the origin of Taoism. They two influences each other, and the unity of opposites between Confucianism and Taoism is the fundmantal spirit of Chinese culture.
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The Book of Songs reflects the first form of Chinese national spirit. As the social psychology, this simple national spirit can be classified into two parts, they are sense of suffering, the origin of Confucianism philosophy, and the sense of nature, the origin of Taoism. They two influences each other, and the unity of opposites between Confucianism and Taoism is the fundmantal spirit of Chinese culture.
Key concepts: Taoism, National Spirit, Philosophy, Chinese culture, Aesthetics, Literature, Epistemology, Sociology