英文摘要 |
Cheng Yi(程頤) is often regarded as the first representative figure of Yiliyi Studies in the Song Dynasty. Zhu Xi (朱熹)was inspired by him to create the peak of Yiliyi Studies in the Song Dynasty. The academic characteristic of the Song Dynasty is to "interpret the scriptures with one's own will." It does not stick to the interpretation of biography, annotation, and sparse, but directly interprets the c lassics, which is very different from the way of exegesis in the Han Dynasty. Cheng Yi's Yi-learning Hu Yuan(胡瑗) had a deep influence. Tracing back to Hu Yuan's pedigree and academic development background, it can be seen that Hu Yuan's academic style was deeply influenced by Fan Zhongyan(范仲淹), who can be regarded as a pioneer who created an academic model in the Song Dynasty. This article will re-examine the methods used by Fan Zhongyan and Hu Yuan to interpret the "Yi", reconstruct Fan Zhongyan's classical interpretation approach through text analysis, point out the Songxue paradigm shown therein, and then clarify the role of Fan Zhongyan and Hu Yuan in the process of academic transformation and shaping in the Song Dynasty. status. |