英文摘要 |
In contemporary Chinese literatures that focus on misery and hardship, Mr. Xiong Shili of Huanggang, by constructing function philosophy and developing perception and pioneering thoughts, advocated the learning of retracing the traditions and exploring the modern, and showed outstanding academic performance, thus, set the foundation for contemporary Confucianism. In his life of scholarly research, he studied international researches of the present and past, referred to Confucianism and Taoism as well as ancient books, and consulted a variety of people. Insisted on the concept of 'a scholar shall not confine one's thoughts as a frog in a well', Mr. Xiong Shili employed his keen ability in thinking and debating to incorporate different sects while removing their boundary, and refined his knowledge into original learning. This paper chose the academic resources of 'Kang Youwei and Chang Taiyan'of late Ching Dynasty and early Nationalist Government, and 'Chu Si and Wang Yang-ming'of Song and Ming Dynasties, reviewed the original work of Mr. Xiong Shili, examined related literatures, and supplemented with arguments of modern scholars, in order to explore the comprehension, cross-examination, and critique, as well as to verify the authenticity of 'analyzing the difference, digesting thoroughly, and applying flexibly'. |