英文摘要 |
Following the second transition in his thought , Zhang Taiyan 章太 炎 returned to the Confucian tradition. Adopting the perspective of Zhuangzi’s “Equalizing Things” (Qiwu 齊物), Zhang admitted the reality of the individual “linguistic-cultural- historical” world and its laws. He thereupon proceeded to redefine and reinterpret Confucianism. As part of this redefinition and reinterpretation, Zhang sought to construct a social morality suitable for a period following an age of disorder and revolution. The ethos of the era that witnessed the XinHai 辛亥 Revolution, the New Culture Movement and the national crisis of the 1930s thus contributed to the transformation of Zhang Taiyan’s Confucian thought. |