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On the Feels of Xu Di-shan's Tragedy

Zhang Bin

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An indissoluble bond with religion made his research on the topic of life unable to go out of the confusion of religion form beginning to end.His doubt about the ultimate meaning of life led to the negation and inflexibility of life.The hard struggle and carefree and leisurely life got entangled with the devotion and incompetence to help the world as to form his tragic consciousness and fate.

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An indissoluble bond with religion made his research on the topic of life unable to go out of the confusion of religion form beginning to end.His doubt about the ultimate meaning of life led to the negation and inflexibility of life.The hard struggle and carefree and leisurely life got entangled with the devotion and incompetence to help the world as to form his tragic consciousness and fate.

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An indissoluble bond with religion made his research on the topic of life unable to go out of the confusion of religion form beginning to end.His doubt about the ultimate meaning of life led to the negation and inflexibility of life.The hard struggle and carefree and leisurely life got entangled with the devotion and incompetence to help the world as to form his tragic consciousness and fate.

Key concepts: Tragedy (event), Negation, Confusion, Meaning (existential), Meaning of life, Philosophy, Consciousness, Epistemology

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