On the Thoughts of Lao Zi
Dong Jing-quan
Abstract
Dong Jing-quan
Abstract
Lao Zi's noumenon of Taoism,harmonious thoughts,natural inaction,state-governance by Tao,and such philosophic categories as Tao,nature,inaction created by Lao Zi are worthy of being proved and explained,so as to clarify the vague recognition on these thoughts and categories.Lao Zi's state-governance by inaction and Tao is worth special attention.The philosophy of his state-governance by inaction is the precious historical and cultural heritage of China.His philosophy of state-governance by Tao is a strategy with peculiar Chinese characteristics.The philosophy of state-governance by inaction and Tao needs to be criticized and explained with the times so as to become the political ideas and state-governance philosophy with the spirit of the times.
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Lao Zi's noumenon of Taoism,harmonious thoughts,natural inaction,state-governance by Tao,and such philosophic categories as Tao,nature,inaction created by Lao Zi are worthy of being proved and explained,so as to clarify the vague recognition on these thoughts and categories.Lao Zi's state-governance by inaction and Tao is worth special attention.The philosophy of his state-governance by inaction is the precious historical and cultural heritage of China.His philosophy of state-governance by Tao is a strategy with peculiar Chinese characteristics.The philosophy of state-governance by inaction and Tao needs to be criticized and explained with the times so as to become the political ideas and state-governance philosophy with the spirit of the times.
Key concepts: Noumenon, Taoism, Corporate governance, State (computer science), China, Politics, Chinese philosophy, Philosophy