英文摘要 |
Much of Chinese scholarship on Zhuangzi since 1912 has been based upon an idealist framework, regarding the body as a metaphor for a theory of mind and spirit. This essay, however, argues that techniques of both body and mind exist in Zhuangzi, and examines Zhuangzi in light of the School of Physicians tradition of “lightness of body.” Viewed together with traditional Chinese medicine and poetry, the technique of “the body like a withered tree” lets us better grasp “knowing what” such thinking of “lightness/forgetting/loss of body” consist of, and “knowing how” to implement the mental and bodily techniques of Zhuangzi. |