英文摘要 |
The problem of thing-in-itself left by Kant is the main clue forthe philosophical movement from Kant to Hegel and Existentialism. Mou Zongsan, grounding on Chinese philosophy, has turned theproblem of 'appearance and thing-in-itself' into 'intellectual intuition and thing-in-itself'. I, following Kant and Mou philosophy, turn todevelop the concept of thing-in-itself by the way of 'the identification of purposiveness and existence'; and turn the thesis of 'reflectivejudgment versus existing as functioning and unity of cognition andpractice' into 'intellectual intuition versus the principle of natural purposiveness and purpose versus existence'; and via this thoughtcircle-round, we see a dialectical character of 'thing-in-itself' which has greater sense of subjectivity, immanence, concentricity andself-fulfillment as it has greater sense of objectivity, transcend entality and realism. This could be regarded as an important sign of the confluence of Eastern and Western philosophy. |