英文摘要 |
Fu-Ji Wang was a great philosophical thinker in Confucius school during late Ming and early Ching Dynasty. However, he still absorbed thoughts from different heretical resources and infused them into Confucian thoughts to unfold a broader theory in Confucianism.
The content of the paper includes three dimensions. First, to analyze the essence of the moral aesthetics of Fu-Ji Wang, including its characteristics, and its ideals of the aesthetical personality, life and humanity in it. Second, to interpret how Fu-Ji Wang made his critiques to the heretical thoughts. Third, to propose how Fu-Ji Wang installed values in the so-called heretical thoughts as those from Lao Tzu, Chuang Tzu, Buddhism, and Shenxian thoughts in his moral aesthetics . |