英文摘要 |
“Self” is an important issue in religion, philosophy and psychology from past to present. Self could be divided into the “transcendent self” and the “experiential” self. The transcendent self is viewed by religion and philosophy as the immortal truth of self and is the basis of the experiential self. Besides, the transcendent self is the aim of ethical practice. On the other hand, the experiential self constitutes the main part of our real life. It creates our whole life, too. Furthermore, the experiential self could be classified into the moral self, the cognitive self and the affective self. Zhu-Xi’s moral self, cognitive self and affective self were developed extremely. His affective self was disclosed through his hobbies of poetry-writing, drinking and travelling. However, because of his great effort on moral and academic promotion, Zhu-Xi’s moral self and cognitive self were more apparent than his affective self. The two selves of Zhu-Xi were also rendered in his poetry. The essay aims to study the expression of Zhu-Xi’sself state in his poetry in light of the three aspects of moral self, cognitive self and affective self. |