英文摘要 |
The socio-political dimension of Zhuangzi’s thought has been largely underdeveloped by related scholarship. This is due to the fact that scholars tend to read Zhuangzi through a lens of nature beyond the so-called“doctrine of names”名教, thereby attributing a position to Zhuangzi that fundamentally deviates from Confucians. It is noteworthy, however, that cross-cultural reinterpretations of Zhuangzi have begun to redress this disadvantageous situation. The present article aims to unfold the social-political aspects of Zhuangzi’s thought by bringing in the concepts of“being-with”and“common agreement”from the thoughts of Martin Heidegger and Hannah Arendt, respectively. |