英文摘要 |
The researcher tended to assert that “Yi-Chuan is the Taoism of Yi” by the following perspectives. First, the theory whose structure is based on Taoism is elaborated in Yi-Chuan. Second, Yi-Chuan develops a theoretical system with the basic concepts of Taoism. Third, it is discovered in Yi-Chuan that a number of principles and theories are derived from Taoism. Fourth, Yi-Chuan is bound up with the theories of Ji Hsia in Chi (齊稷下) and Chu (楚) Huang Lao which were dominant in about the middle or end of Chan Kuo. Fifth, in the dynasties of Chan Kuo, Chin, Han, Taoism developed a brilliant system of Taoism of Yi, while Confucianism did not. The advocates of Taoism of Yi stated that “Yi-Chuan is the Taoism of Yi” by these principles mentioned above. Therefore, in order to explore whether Yi-Chuan is the Taoism of Yi or Confucianism of Yi, a deeper investigation would be conducted into the previous points. The fifth perspective would be adopted as the main theme discussed in this paper. The system of Taoism of Yi would be first elaborated and the following four issues would be explored afterwards with the analogy of semantics. First, the thoughts of Taoism which corresponds to those described in Chou Yi. Second, the researchers who study both Yi and Lao-tse. Third, combination of Taoism, Confucianism, and Yin-Yang. Fourth, the Religious Taoism which establishes its theory with the symbol of Yi. The system of Taoism of Yi is actually based on these four issues, which have diverse meanings and are not related to one another. If analysis is conducted on the content and the theoretical system of Chou Yi, it is found that the Taoist thinking which does not contain “Yi” and “Systematic Theory” matches to that in Chou Yi. As for the researchers who study both Yi and Lao-tse, their statements include “Yi” but not “Systematic Theory”. The theories which combine Confucianism and Taoism involve “Yi” and “Systematic Theory”, but it is not so called Taoism of Yi. The Religious Taoism of Yi, which is based on “Yi” and “Systematic Theory”, is more directly related to Taoism. However, firstly, Religious Taoism of Yi is built up in later time. Secondly, the Yi depicted in Religious Taoism of Yi does not explain Chou Yi, but adopt Chou Yi as the basis for constructing theories. Apparently, the Religious Taoism of Yi can not be the evidence to “Yi-Chuan is the Taoism of Yi”. |