英文摘要 |
This article seeks the basis for the connection between practical logos and theoretical logos from Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics, and traces his thought from Metaphysics: man-made generations is aiming at natural generations. Therefore, the concept of aitia in Metaphysics is transformed from artificial to natural meaning in the field of production and practice, and then to arche. In this article, the man-made activities of production and practice are collectively referred to as techne, but techne is just like health, sailing, and practice, which seeks the golden mean, as examples. They are all aimed at the way of natural balance, that is, arche. In view of the fact that the highest level of Aristotle's natural generation is religious, this article regards the connection of practical logos and theoretical logos as the connection of ethics and religion, and first presents some contemporary Western philosophy's inheritance and developments of this thought, and then look at related issues in Chinese philosophy from this kind of thinking, in particular, discussing the concept of techne that contemporary scholars such as Yang Rubin(楊儒賓)attach importance to. |