英文摘要 |
Undergraduates in Taiwan, due to “meaning crisis”, are generally very confused about why they go to university, especially why they choose the major. They have no idea about “who am I” and how to have a meaningful life. The result of “meaning crisis” is more imminent in the context that many universities admit fewer students than planned. Life education is the key solution to the problem of “meaning crisis”. Through wisdom consultation, an after-class guidance mechanism deriving naturally from life education courses in university, teachers arrange sessions to discuss all the questions students might encounter in life with students based on their daily observation on students. Wisdom consultation, by the process from group guidance to individual guidance, is a supplement to the course content and therefore assists students to build a deeper relationship with teachers. In terms of philosophy of science, wisdom consultation adopts both constructive realism and critical realism as its research methodology. Integration is the main method in multiple philosophical paradigms. This research, in response to the different characteristics of the theoretical structure and practice mechanism of wisdom consultation, seeks to propose creative strategies to solve undergraduates’ meaning crisis by using the most appropriate philosophy of science. This research, aiming at exploring the content of positive psychology in Chinese societies and being the pioneer in Chinese indigenous social science, is based on the Chinese traditional classics. This research aimed at developing wisdom consultation theory and practice for Chinese societies, integrates the inner discuss in the Song and Ming Confucianism with Western theories in positive psychology as well as combines the methods of action teaching and action research. |