英文摘要 |
Dai Zhen used scholium to reinterpret Mencius, and disagreed with Xun Zi's philosophy of acquirement and Gao Zi's philosophy of being born with common features. He was against them because they mixed the natures of human beings with cows' nature while human nature is different from that of non-human beings. Furthermore, he mainly opposed the reinterpretation given by Zhu Zi. His disagreement with Zhu Zi reflected the dispute over the interpretations existed between Han and Song Dynasty. In Dai Zhen's recognition, Zhu Zi's Li of interpreting Confucianism was impacted by Buddhism and Daoism, which was not faithful to the original meaning in pre- Qin period. This essay will discuss the interpretations of pre-Qin Confucianism given by Dai Zhen and assess weather his interpretation of Mencius is appropriate in explaining the possibility of human ethics within Dai Zhen's interpretation focusing on Qi, seeing his doctrine of naturalness and necessity. And will discuss, how his theory developed, how he criticized Zhu Zi in constructing his philosophy, and in explain the possible source of evil nature in order to finish his interpretation of Confucianism. |