英文摘要 |
The idea of 'Jing Quan Shuo' was first found in 'Chun Qiu Gongyang Zhuan'. Though its origin was identified, but the idea was not well defined. The unclear definition made scholars difficult to understand 'Jing Quan Shuo', which led to different interpretations and arguments for more than one thousand years. In the Han dynasty, Dong-Zhongshu considered 'Jing' as an opposition of 'Quan'. In order to achieve 'Quan', one must abandon 'Jing'. However, in the Song dynasty, Cheng-yi believed that 'Jing' and 'Quan' share the same principle and should be practiced together. 'Jing Quan Shuo' is an issue of application of moral principles. The aim of this paper is to first define the meaning of 'Jing', and then investigate 'Quan' in a systematic manner. By analyzing the relationship between 'Jing', 'Quan', 'Li' and 'Yan Yi', this paper strives to give a reasonable interpretation of 'Jing Quan Shuo'. |