英文摘要 |
Cheng is one of the most important concepts of Zhu Xi's scholarship. All of Zhou Dunyi, Zhang Zai, Cheng yi, Cheng Hao, and Zhu Xi venerated 'cheng' (誠) as a concept to illuminate the nature of 'sage' and 'li' (理) , or a base to improve morality. Nevertheless, what has consistently regarded as the distinguishing feather of 'Tao xue' is 'jing', not 'cheng.' In most researches on Zhu Xi, they have been partially to explore the idea of 'jing', but have not clarified why the scholarship of Zhu Xi especially esteemed 'jing' As everybody knows, 'cheng' has been a moral character highly venerated by the chapter of 'Zhong Yong' inLichi and Mengzi. It is not neo-Confucian philosophers who fist advocated 'cheng.' Therefore, we can say that the veneration of 'cheng' by neo-Confucianism is to inherit and develop ancient Confucian teachings. What is called 'cheng' in Dao Xue, however, is not the reprint of ancient Confucianism. It's different from ancient Confucianism because the most important meaning of 'cheng' in Dao Xue is 'Zhen Shi Wu Wang' (真實無妄) , an original and distinctive idea. To the extent of uniqueness, 'cheng' is an essential concept in Song neo- Confuciansim, which highly esteemed it. Consequently, based on the meaning of 'cheng'— 'Zhen Shi Wu Wang'—defined by Cheng Yi and Cheng Hao, my article will examine why neo-Confucianism highly valued the idea of 'cheng.'. |