The Inheritance and Transcendence of The Literary Mind and the Carving of Dragons-Xuzhi toTaoism
Ren Zhi-chun
Abstract
Ren Zhi-chun
Abstract
Liu Xie's The Literary Mind and the Carving of Dragons-Xuzhiin both Taoism inherited a large number of factors, but also surpassed. He stressed the need for carving the article, but also against the affectation of clever speech, and pursue the literary grace of natural; he think that only the Silencein order to create conditions for the beautiful article, but does not negate the need for knowledge and practical experience at the same time; he abandoned the non-agnostic point of view, and people should seek unlimited knowledge in limited life, with the dictionSending heartto search for the eternal spiritual existence.
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Liu Xie's The Literary Mind and the Carving of Dragons-Xuzhiin both Taoism inherited a large number of factors, but also surpassed. He stressed the need for carving the article, but also against the affectation of clever speech, and pursue the literary grace of natural; he think that only the Silencein order to create conditions for the beautiful article, but does not negate the need for knowledge and practical experience at the same time; he abandoned the non-agnostic point of view, and people should seek unlimited knowledge in limited life, with the dictionSending heartto search for the eternal spiritual existence.
Key concepts: Carving, Transcendence (philosophy), Taoism, Order (exchange), Natural (archaeology), Point (geometry), Inheritance (genetic algorithm), Aesthetics