英文摘要 |
This study makes a further step to discuss the objects of Zhang's study on Yi, his insight into great saint's significant intention and the reason why he puts emphasis on interpreting Yi via rites. By following Yu Fan's Yijing learning, Zhang actually means to trace back to how Tian He and Confucius' disciples interpret Yi; that is, Zhang longs to inquire into the true spirit of saint's Yi by means of integrating other great scholars' study on Yi. After integrating and then combining the Yi of Yu Fan and Zheng Xuan, Zhang regards the Image of the Rites as the manifestation from the Image of the Gua. As a result, he devotes to explaining the origin of the manifestation of Image of the Rites. In addition, Zhang magnifies the Yi of Yu Fan and Zheng Xuan, proposing that humanity and Taiji are the basis of rites and rules. He also emphasizes the soul and functions of rites and rules. Regarding the profound meaning behind Yi, Zhang makes it clear that people change themselves to become better persons and take other alternatives to achieve their goal by learning and practicing rites and rules. Not only does Zhang promote and develop Classical studies in Han dynasty, but he also presents unique insight into the Philological studies in Qianlong and Jiaqing Thrones. He deserves our attention. |