英文摘要 |
This paper argues that to engage with Metaphysics in the Wei and Jin Dynasties all systems of metaphysical interpretation are compelled to be compatible with the thought of Zhuang Zi, which is forms the basis of metaphysical thought. However, it is contended that Mr. Tang Yongtong's system, as the current mainstream system of metaphysical interpretation, fails to fulfill this requirement. From this perspective, Prof. Mou Tsungsan's revision of the system can more adequately meet the imperatives of metaphysical interpretation. Similar to Mr. Tang's system, Prof. Mou's interpretative system starts with Wang Bi's postulation. However, the theme of Wang Bi's idea itself also poses a thorny problem for the interpretive system. Prof. Mou does not attend to this issue systematically, rather he only discusses the principle of direction in a cursory manner through the interpretation of Wang Bi's Lao Zi Zhu. The inadequacy of such an interpretive system was complemented by Mr. Tai through the concept of “metaphysical wisdom and metaphysical reasoning.” Mr. Tai also attempts to integrate Wang Bi's Zhou Yi Zhu into the system in the same sequence, which is the greatest contribution of Mr. Tai to the interpretation of metaphysics. This paper outlines the context of Mr. Tai's “creative interpretation”, and attempts to establish that Wang Bi was indeed interpreting Yijing within a framing of “metaphysical thought.” This paper presents an important critique of Mr. Tai's argument, claiming that there is a fundamental theoretical challenge to Mr. Tai's “creative interpretation.” Therefore, this paper expressly comments on the so-called “Wang Bi's dilemma” of the present interpretative system of the Metaphysics in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, and suggests that if this dilemma cannot be contended with, then a destructive effect may be passed on to the entire interpretation system. The focus of this paper is to present the limitations of the present interpretive system of Metaphysics in the Wei and Jin Dynasties as a whole. Therefore, it proposes an approach to overcome this difficulty and proposes to abandon the interpretative path of Wang Bi and instead turn to Ji kang as the first person of metaphysics. However, this paper only offers suggestions of a future research direction. In short, this paper argues for the imperative to re-examine the inadequacy of the current mainstream interpretive system of metaphysics so as to propose new solutions. |