英文摘要 |
Known as the 'valuable elite and the great Confucianism master”, “representative of traditional Chinese cultures”, and “model of traditional Confucians”, Yi-fu Ma, who enjoyed his fame during the early the Republican period, had diversified academic resources. He was considered a member of the School of Principle by some scholars, and a member of the School of Mind by some, while others regarded him as a thinker with the features of Hsi Chu and Yang-ming Wang. This paper focuses on the concept of “his personal cultivation and review” mentioned in “The Collection of Yi-fu Ma” (the title of a book), his concepts of “his personal cultivation and the extension of knowledge”, “seriousness and calm, exhaust principles” and discusses the arguments of Ma as well as his understanding, definition, integration and application of the thinking of Hsi Chu and Yang-ming Wang. Through the above analyses, this paper aims to prove that the thinking of Ma integrates that of Chu and Wang, with the former scholar as his focus and the latter as a reference. From Ma’s integration of Chu and Wang, the arguments between the Han and Song School, the discrepancies between modern style prose and classical style prose as well as the disagreements between different schools, it could be understood that he had a thorough understanding of the academic thinking of all schools, and focused on the thinking of “seeing the natural kindness of people”. |