英文摘要 |
Sun-Shen questions Lao Zi's ideology in 'On Lao Zi being not a great sage' and 'Questions on Lao Zi,' and he criticizes the biased metaphysics' climate after the theory of 'Preferring nothing to something' is widespread. Simultaneously, he proposes the ideology of 'harmony' in order to modify those biased theories. Based on the aforementioned, scholars regard Sun-Shen as a critic who is against metaphysics, or who supports 'abstruse metaphysics. 'This essay considers Sun-Shen's ideology of harmony is in succession to Guo-Xiang's ideology. Sun-Shen is neither an advocate of 'anti-metaphysics' nor of 'abstruse metaphysics; ' he establishes a system of metaphysics, remerging the contradictory concepts of nothing (nonbeing) and something (being), and brings the problem of nature and ethical code to the most mellow state. This is a phase in the development of metaphysics in East-Jin, and this essay positions it as 'the phase of post-metaphysics.' |