英文摘要 |
In the present paper, I present a possible argument to justify Nishida Kitaro’s西田幾多郎(1870-1945) inferneces on the thought of Zhuangzi莊子(ca. 369-286 BCE), within the so-called“teaching of Lao-Zhuang”老莊之教together with Laozi老子(ca. 571-470 BCE), as the philosophy of“behavioral nothingness”行為性的無in his writing“Cultural Forms of the Ancient East and West as Viewed from the Standpoint of Metaphysics”從形上學的立場所看到的東西古代的文化形態written in 1934. Firstly, I discuss the concept of“behavioral nothingness”in the later period of Nishida’s philosophy, when his essay was written. Furthermore, I explore how the core thought of“transformation of things”物化in Zhuangzi demonstrates the significance of“behavioral nothingness”; that is, (1) the logic of“absolute contradictory self-identity”絕對矛盾的自我同一, a key concept adopted during the time of Nishida, of“medium M”—the site of absolute nothingness—can be demonstrated within the logic of the“three tones of heaven, earth, and man”天地人三籟in the chapter“Qiwu lun”齊物論(“The Adjustment of Controversies”) of Zhuangzi, as well as (2) the notion of“transformation”in Zhuangzi being reliant on changes in“behaivor.”Additionally, I argue that the“transformation of things”displayed by“behavior”can respond to the transformations between entities in reality and between consciousness in the forms of“death and life”and“awakening and dreaming.”Finally, through the different meanings in the“transformation of things”between the individual and between the“individual/universal”and the individual, the relationship of“absolute contradictory self-identity”within the“individual/universal”in the“self-limitation of nothingness”無的自我限定and the individual of the notion of“the individual and the mutual limitation of the individual”個物與個物的相互限定can be shown. |