英文摘要 |
Tai Chen was a master of textual research science in Qianlong Period and was a representative of Confucian Classics of Anhwei School. Not only did his learnings refer to astronomy, mathematics, law and calendar, but he had many important expositions on “minds and justice”. We can mainly see these viewpoints in the books of “Menzi Ziyi Shuzheng” and “Yuan Shan.” In reality, Tai Chen strictly criticized the unreasonable courtesy and rules, he brought up the criticism “People may sympathize those who die of being against the law, but no one will sympathize those who die of being against the reason.” In the course of learning, Tai Chen opposed “the Confucian School of Idealist philosophy of the Song and Ming Dynasties” but he considered “reason” as the highest viewpoint. He thought “Qi”was something really existing in itself. “The pneumatization of the universe is prevailing unceasingly and the reality of itself is pure beauty and finess.” It's no need to be gold-plated and to set up another empty and useless concept. Therefore, Tai Chen was classified to be the “Qi-Based Philosophy” School in the classification of the contemporary scholars. The premise of this paper is to discuss some important concepts of Tai Chen's “Qi-Based Philosophy” at first. Then we like to compare the possible inner connection between “Qi-Based Philosophy” and “The Textual Research of Qing Dynasty”. At last we point out the dilemma of Tai Chen's thoughts and the defects implied in his theories. Hopefully we can excavate more connotations of Tai Chen's philosophy through such kind of criticism. |