英文摘要 |
Besided Ji Ben (1485-1563), Huang Wan (1480-1554) was a scholar who paid much attention and concern to writing much exegesis of Classics among the first generation of the Wang’s school too. Ji and Huang had been codified in the same chapter in Ming Ru Xue An (明儒學案) edited by Huang Zongxi (1610-1695) in the Qing Dynasty, since they were both born in Zhejiang province.Be an exegete of Confucian Classics, unlike Ji Ben, Huang’s books made no mention of the idea of the teacher’s (Wang Yangming, 1472-1529) doctrine, even criticized his thoughts unrealistic and hindering others greatly in his later works, The Anthology of Ming Dao. This essay will explore the development of Huang Wan’s thoughts from his books which preserved untill now, then reveal the characteristics of his thought and orientate him in history of thought. |