英文摘要 |
This paper studies Choi Sang ryong’s Lunyu Bianyi (“A Discussion andAnalysis of” if “Questions and Analyses on The Analects of Confucius” is notcommonly used by scholars. The Analects of Confucius) under the circumstanceswhile Yeongnam Toegyechak school was in Its flourishng period of exegesis and“made annotations of,” if the footnotes provides additional information or areused for interpreting the text. Four Books after the mid-18th century (if it occursfrom the mid-18th century, not from the late 18th century). How did Choi SangRyong view Lunyu (The Analects of Confucius)? What was the relation betweenhis perspective and the methodology of his exegesis? And what core idea didChoi Sang Ryong develop based on his understanding of Lunyu? I will analyzethe position (or perspective) of Choi Sang Ryong’s Lunyu Bianyi – continuing,inheriting, and comprehending different factions in Yeongnam Toegyechakschool, also containing Geungi namin’s view on classics and Lunyu. I will alsodepict the diachronic development and modality of interpreting and makingexplanatory footnotes on classics in Yeongnam Toegyechak school. This paperwill describe how the exegesis features and research on Confucian Classics ofYeongnam Toegyechak school were presented in Choi Sang Ryong’s LunyuBianyi. It will locate Choi Sang Ryong’s studies in the tradition of exegesis study.According to the research, Choi Sang Ryong’s comprehensive understanding onJingxue (Confucian Classics) and Jingxue (learning on caution) were acombination of Hakbong Kim Seong Il and Hangang Jeong Gu’s theory inYeongnam Toegyechak school. Choi also used in Seoae Lyu Seong Ryong’stheory, which inherited from Yi Sangjeong, along with Jeong Woobok JeongGyeong Se and Byeonggok Gwon Gu’s way of pursuing learning. Meanwhile,Choi blended his ideas with Misu Heo Mok’s modification on Toegyechak.Further, Choi refered to the studies conducted by Kikogaku school’s Yulgok Yi I,Sagye Kim Jang saeng and Namdang Han Wonjin. Choi’s Lunyu Bianyi could beregarded as an outcome inheriting Yeongnam Toegyechakʼs consistent researchcontext on the Four Books after 18th century. |