英文摘要 |
I will in this article to analyze two sets of concepts in Wang YangMing(王陽明)'s philosophy, namely ''immanence-transcendence'' and ''internalityexternality.'' The former set has been discussed by three representative figures of contemporary Neo-Confucianism: Tang JunYi(唐君毅), Mou ZongSan(牟宗三)and Xu FuGuan(徐復觀). They share different views on the relationship between Confucianism and religion. Xu insists that ever since the pre-Qin period, Confucianism's emphasis is always on immanent humanism and refutes religious deity and transcendence. Tang and Mou, on the contrary, reiterate the importance of ''religious humanism'' in ethical life; and at the same time they also try to reinterpret the affinity of Confucianism and religion from the view of immanent transcendence. Overall speaking, Xu's attempt is to focus on one's ''immanence,'' while Tang and Mou deepen Confucianism by suggesting the concept of ''immanent transcendence.'' For Wang, the point of ''immanence'' is to keep the conscience(良知,liangzhi)further proving itself rather than to find meanings of religious and ethical situations. |