英文摘要 |
As the major founders of Contemporary Neo-Confucianism, Tang Junyi and Mou Zongsan developed different interpretations of Li Zongzhou's philosophy. According to Mou Zongsan, Liu Zongzhou and Hu Wufeng formed a third lineage, besides the other two respectively represented by Zhu Xi, Lu Xiangshan and Wang Yangming. The uniqueness of Liu Zongzhou's doctrine is shown in the slogans that “To manifest the xing (Being) through the xin (mind),” and that “To return to the mi (the invisible) from the xian (the visible).” On the other hand, for Tang Junyi, the essence of Liu Zongzhou's doctrine is primarily shown in the theses that “Pure feeling is auto-affection,” and that “Metaphysical q'i (force) recurs eternally.” This paper aims to synthesize Tang Junyi's and Mou Zongsan's interpretations. This synthesis will not only reinforce Mou Zongsan's phenomenological typology of Liu Zongzhou's approach, but also enable us to correct Tang Junyi's attributing Liu Zongzhou to the School of Mind. More importantly, this synthesis will help us to discern the essential affinity between Liu Zongzhou and Michel Henry. As a result, Liu Zongzhou's doctrine can be understood as a phenomenology of life in Henry's sense. |