英文摘要 |
This article include three parts: (1) to clarify Wang Chuan-shan's criticism on the framework of "the nature of the universe (benran) v.s. the nature of human (qizhi)," (2) to analyze the similarities and differences between Wang's and Zhang Zai's viewpoints of "the nature of human," and (3) to hypothesize that if Wang originally denied that human owns "the nature of the heaven and earth (tiandi)," how could he spontaneously understand the lines in The Commentary of the Zhengmeng, and be consistent in annotation? Moreover, how did he deal with the philosophical questions regarding "the nature of the heaven and earth" that Zhang mentioned in his book in connection with philosophical concepts? Based on Wang's understanding of these concepts and definitions, this article will examine The Commentary of the Zhengmeng's new interpretations on Zhang's philosophy of the heaven and earth and the way how Wang received the main idea "The nature of human is separated from the nature of the universe." |