| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study aims to reverse the stereotyped prejudice against Ching's academic circle as a thoughtless textual criticism. Although Ch'ien-Chia is traditionally characterized by textual criticism, there still exists a series of followers of logic, such as Dian-Zhen and Jiao-Xun. Then why such prejudice is formed? This is because the academic circle treats rationalism as the exclusive logic without the knowledge that Ching's logic actually takes anther form in Confucianism. Ching's logic is a new thinking that highlights the value of experience, and gives both consideration to emotion and reasoning. Such new thinking bridges the gap between tradition and innovation. The transformation of Ching's new thinking in the 18th century enables the transition of Confucianism to proceed from conservative tradition to innovative thoughts, which stress reality, utilitarianism, and individualism. This is Ch'ien-Chia logic's achievement this article intends to elucidate. |