英文摘要 |
Li Zhuo-wu was a celebrated heretical thinker in the Late-Ming Dynasty. Keng Ting-hsiang was a scholar of Taichou School, being an influence on the academia of the Late-Ming Dynasty. But in the later period, the scholars ignored his teachings. For the Li’s advocating staunchly of "true Confucianism", and the continuous debates among Li and Keng, the scholars generally regarded Keng as a pseudo-Confucian. However, Li criticized severely Keng on the one part, but still eulogized that Keng was a sage on the other part. Then we should reconsider the biased view on Keng’s teachings. The learning of Keng and Li were both the practical wisdom, they extremely paid close attention to the questions about the geniuses and the featureless multitudes should apply to different teaching methods and subjects. They focused on the students.The dissimilar opinions of Keng and Li were displayed the difficulties and the predicaments of Confucianism, nothing for right or wrong. Their debates could help us to explore the meaning of their theories in Confucian’s development. We could think about the questions comprise the ideal and reality, the predicament, and the future of Confucianism. |