The Thinking Origin and Theoretical Foundation of the Confucian Thought
Sun Zu-mei
Abstract
Sun Zu-mei
Abstract
Mencius inherited the thinking of Confucius,created of the goodness belief,deepen ren the ideological on the inherent transcendent and he extended the scope of the thinking to the political sphere,the economic sphere.He continued Confucius and his views to a deepening and development,he recourse Confucius ren to the views of intolerance of the heart.Thus say the goodness belief by it,he write light-emperor from the goodness belief,he created benevolent ideal country in Benevolence.Mencius is the first person who proposed the benevolent doctrine and developed the Confucian thought to a new extend.This paper goes back to the origins of the benevolent theory.The goodness belief is the philosophical foundation of the benevolent thinking.
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Mencius inherited the thinking of Confucius,created of the goodness belief,deepen ren the ideological on the inherent transcendent and he extended the scope of the thinking to the political sphere,the economic sphere.He continued Confucius and his views to a deepening and development,he recourse Confucius ren to the views of intolerance of the heart.Thus say the goodness belief by it,he write light-emperor from the goodness belief,he created benevolent ideal country in Benevolence.Mencius is the first person who proposed the benevolent doctrine and developed the Confucian thought to a new extend.This paper goes back to the origins of the benevolent theory.The goodness belief is the philosophical foundation of the benevolent thinking.
Key concepts: Foundation (evidence), Ideology, Ideal (ethics), Epistemology, Doctrine, Politics, Philosophy, Emperor