英文摘要 |
Due to the upsurge of the contemporary new Confucianism in the 1930s, the masters including Ma Yi-fu, Xiong Shi-li, Liang Shu-ming, Fang Thomé H., Mou Zong-san, and Tang Jun-yi emerged and formed a trend of thoughts. They attempted to recover the convention of pre Qin Confucian and Neo-Confucianism, inherited and applied Western philosophy and Buddhism so as to re-built and to modernize Confucianism. Nonetheless, they overwhelmingly followed Neo-Confucians’ ideas and excluded Buddhism as a result of their lack of genuine conviction and understanding. Based on the maintenance of Buddhist dignity and correction of the facts, Yin-shun wrote articles to respond and rebuked the misunderstanding and misuse of Buddhism caused by Neo-Confucianism. This article analyzes that Yin-shun’s comprehension of contemporary New Confucianism are two-fold. Firstly, the rise of contemporary New Confucianism was derived from the New Life Movement. Secondly, the discourses of contemporary New Confucianism about Buddhism did go beyond the former Confucians. In addition, according to the criticism of Yin-shun about contemporary New Confucianism, three important points can be concluded. The first point is that contemporary New Confucians seemed to be deficient in real belief about Buddhism. Secondly, contemporary New Confucianism misconstrued and misinterpreted Buddhism. Thirdly, contemporary New Confucianism restricted their discoursed within their own faction. Importantly, these views may be unbiased. |