英文摘要 |
Ethical concern of Zhuangzi is based on mystical experience of ''coexistence of heaven, earth and me and universe and me as one''. By connection of Qi, it avoids self-centered persistence and breaks through the boundary between objects and humans. It transforms self into openminded subject which can have dialogues with others. Emmanuel Levinas' ethics of others further complements ethical dimensions on issues of others in Zhuangzi. By research perspective of ''cross-cultural criticism'', it results in dialogue between two parties and the possibility of mutual enhancement. Emmanuel Levinas' ethical concern on others is shown in his criticism on western ontology and imperial power alliance. Noticeably, Zhuangzi has been referred to the implication of ''philosophy of deconstruction'', particularly the liberalization of confinement of ''rites'' on humanity. Deconstruction implies sharp criticism and ethical concern on power. This study will first discuss ''deconstruction'' and ''criticism'' of Zhuangzi and subsequently elaborate ethics of others. |