英文摘要 |
In this paper I mainly discuss how Chinese scholars use Heideggerian philosophy in their interpretation of Chinese philosophy. First, I discuss Mou Zongsan's own appraisal of Heideggerian philosophy. Second, by using the studies by Chan Wing-Cheuk and Yuan Baoxin as models, I review how scholars adopt Heideggerian philosophy in interpreting Chinese philosophy. However, due to their different attitudes towards Heideggerian philosophy, they also show different opinions towards Mo Zongsan, the pioneer scholar in modern Chinese philosophy. I also discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the two post-Mou Zongsan models by Yuan Baoxin and Chan Wing-Cheuk. Lastly, through the introduction of the concept of “thing in itself” in Heideggerian philosophy, I further discuss the possibility for the confluence of the Heideggerian and Chinese philosophy, and also the necessity of building a new fundamental ontology. |