An Introduction To Chinese Philosophy

An Introduction To Chinese Philosophy
Tác giả:	Karyn L. Lai
Ký hiệu tác giả:	LA-K
DDC:	181.11 - Triết học Phương Đông - Trung Hoa và Triều Tiên
Ngôn ngữ:	Anh
Số cuốn:	1

Hiện trạng các bản sách

Mã số:	258SB0003616
Nhà xuất bản:	Cambridge University Press, Australia
Năm xuất bản:	2008
Khổ sách:	21
Số trang:	307
Kho sách:	Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng:	Hiện có

Preface	page xi
Lists of Dates	xiii

1 Chinese Philosophy	1
Origins of Chinese Philosophy	3
Features of Chinese Philosophy	4
Self Cultivation	4
Understanding the Self: Relationships and Contexts	6
Conceptions of Harmony	8
Conceptions of Change	10
The Philosophy of the Yijing ( The Book of Changes)	11
Thinking Philosophically	15

2 Confucius and the Cofucian Concepts Ren and Li	19
Reading the Analects	19
Ren: Humaneness	21
Ren as Love	22
Ren, the Confucian Golden Rule	22
Ren and the Cultivation of Special Relationships	23
Ren as Ethical Wisdom	24
Li: Behavioural Propriety	25
Ren and Li	27
Ren is Fundamental	28
Li is Fumdamental	29
Ren and Li are Interdependent Concepts	30
Ren and Li in Contemporary Philosophical Debates	30

3 The Cultivation of Humanity in Confucian
Philosophy: Mencius and Xunzi	35
Mencius: The Cultivation of Human Nature	36
Xunzi: The Regulation of Human Behaviour	40
Li (Appropriate Behaviour) and Fa (Standard and Penal Law	41
Zhengming: Regulating Society with Prescribed Titles	43
The Way of Heaven and the Way of Humanity	45
Personal Cultivation and Social Development	47
Character Development and the Cultivation of Skills	49

4 Early Mohist Philosophy	55
Texts and Themes	56
The Essays	57
Maximising the Collective Good	59
Working with Standards	63

5 Early Daoist Philosophy: The Dao De Jing as
a Metaphysical Treatise	71
The origins of Daoist Philosophy and the Early Daoist Texts	72
Dao as Reality: the Search for a New Reality	74
Opposites: Contrast and Complementation	81
De and the Intergrity of the Individual	84

6 Early Daoist Philosophy: Dao, Language and Society	93
Dao, Language and Indoctrination	94
Wuwei	97
Wuwei and Government	99
Wuwei and Learning	102
The Ethics of Ziran and Wuwei	105

7 The Mingjia and the Later Mohists	111
The Mingjia Debates	114
Hui Shi	115
Gongsun Long	118
The Later Mohists	123
Argumentation and Disputation: Bian	125
Language, Names and Propositions	128
Scientific Discussions	131
Practising Jianai: Utilitarian Morality	134
Philosophy of Language in Early China	136

8 Zhuangzi's Philosophy	142
Epistemological Questions in the Qiwu Lun	145
Interpretations of Zhuangzi's Scepticism	152
Cultivating Knack	156
The Implications of the Philosophy of the Zhuangzi	166

9 Legalist Philosophy	172
Three Basic Themes: Penal Law, Technique and Power	174
Fa: Standards and Penal Law	174
Shu: The Technique of Managing the Bureaucracy	178
Shi: Power	181
Han Fei, the Great Synthesiser	184
Debates in Legalist Philosophy	186
Human Nature	186
Citizenry: the Role of the common People	187
Best Man and Best Laws	189
Bureaucracy	191
Secrecy, Power and the Control of Knowledge	193
Government and Human Development	195

10 The Yijing and its Place in Chinese Philosophy	199
The Text and Commenraties	201
Comprehensive Synthesis and Correlative Thinking
during the Han	203
Correlative Thinking: then Spirit of the Yijing	212
(1) The Primacy of Observation	213
(2) A Holistic, All-emcompassing Perspective	214
(3) A Dialectical and Complementary Approach to Dualisms	215
(4) Correlative Thinking and Resonance	217
(5) An Interpretive Approach to the Meanings of the
Hexagrams and Correspondences	220
(6) Constant Moverment Maked by the Inevitability
of Change	223
(7) The Action-guiding Nature of the Judgements	226
The Impact of the Yijing	229

11 Chinese Buddhism	235
Basic Tenets of Buddhist Thought	236
The Introduction of Buddhism into China	244
Chinese Buddhist Doctrines during the fifth and
sixth centuries CE	250
Three Treatise (San Lun) Buddhism	251
Consciousness-Only (Wei Shi) Buddhism	253
Tian Tai Buddhism	255
Flower Garland (Han Yan) Buddhism	257
Chan Buddhism	261
Chinese Buddism	267

Postscript	272

Glossary	278
Bibliography	288
Index	300

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