英文摘要 |
"Dao discussion in Zhuang Zi is the core discourse from the mysterious words of 'Direct Discourse of Dao,' and often 'Embedded' in a certain 'Discourse Structure' to express. The latter consists of a strong authorial consciousness in the form of the 'Three Words.' The so-called 'Lodged Word' is not the usual 'Metaphor' but emphasizes the 'Direct Discourse of Dao' through the 'Mouth of Others,' remain its meaning within the discourse. The 'Weighted Word' is also a mere 'Rely' rather than a 'Repetition,' it mainly a fictional rely on historical figures to express the author's own words. The 'Goblet Word,' as a kind of circular and tense speech, should not be understood in a generalized sense, but refers specifically to 'Paradoxical' words that are 'Knowingly' and 'Seemingly.' The 'Discourse Structure' of the 'Three Words' implies Zhuang Zi's conscious response to the reader's 'Empirical and Logical' doubts, which helps to dispel the reader's obstinate and prejudice, transform reader's mind, realize the basic reading guidelines, and to enable the mysterious 'Direct Discourses of Dao' to be better conveyed." |