The Influence on Zhu Xi′s Landscape Poem Viewed from the Perspective of the Neo-confucianism Theory of Mind-nature:A simply Comparative between Tao Yuan-ming′s and Wei Ying-wu′s Poem
Jun Tao
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Jun Tao
Abstract
Zhu Xi,the Neo-confucianist of Southern Song dynasty,appreciated the poem of Wei Ying-wu more than Tao Yuan-ming,which was relevant to the Neo-confucianism Theory of Mind-Nature.He claimed that mind and natural-principles was harmony,but the mind was splitted into Moral-mind and human-mind,the ontology position of mind was imperfect,and was not harmony.So there was tense between them,the theory of eliminating harmful desired became necessarily.This made looking out for natural-principles become necessary.Zhu Xi appreciated the asceticism poem of Wei Ying-wu,and frequently,the poem of Zhu Xi appeared to be impulsive.In a word,the subject and the object of Zhu Xi′s poem was an unity of opposites relation that controlling and being controlled.
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Zhu Xi,the Neo-confucianist of Southern Song dynasty,appreciated the poem of Wei Ying-wu more than Tao Yuan-ming,which was relevant to the Neo-confucianism Theory of Mind-Nature.He claimed that mind and natural-principles was harmony,but the mind was splitted into Moral-mind and human-mind,the ontology position of mind was imperfect,and was not harmony.So there was tense between them,the theory of eliminating harmful desired became necessarily.This made looking out for natural-principles become necessary.Zhu Xi appreciated the asceticism poem of Wei Ying-wu,and frequently,the poem of Zhu Xi appeared to be impulsive.In a word,the subject and the object of Zhu Xi′s poem was an unity of opposites relation that controlling and being controlled.
Key concepts: Philosophy, Poetry, Harmony (color), Imperfect, Neo-Confucianism, Subject (documents), Object (grammar), Epistemology