英文摘要 |
About love, how does merge the rational analysis provided by philosophy with the therapeutic theory provided by Virginia Satir? Philosophy show the sacred beauty of "love", but philosophical rational analysis is far from providing solutions to emotionally interactive problems. Stair's "Iceberg Theory" is particularly able to resolve emotional contradictions. And the different concerns are the difference caused by of therapists and philosophers, especially in the face of the topic of "love". I don't think this is a kind of mutual collision and exclusion, but instead, they are a phased complement. Therefore, basis on the theory of David L. Hall and Roger T. Ames's "focus-field" and Book of Changes(《易經》)to explore how to make "Love" from emotional healing to sacredness by the Confucian view of "Fieldpermits"(場域)and "situation". Finally, this article points out that Confucianism will return to the practice of human relations, such a cycle of "cultivating nature and becoming good" (「養性成善」), and the concept of "recycling" is explained by Mr. Liu Shu- Hsien (劉述先)'s "returning"(迴環)idea, that points out the dynamic characteristics of Confucianism. |