Some Observations on Chen Chien’s The Clarification of the Veiled Theories (Hsueh-Pu-Tung-Pien): It’s Merits and Flaws
Resource
國立臺灣大學哲學論評, 36, 149-192
Journal
國立臺灣大學哲學論評
Journal Issue
36
Pages
149-192
Date Issued
2008-10
Date
2008-10
Author(s)
Tsai, L.C.
Abstract
This paper aims to explore Chen Chien’s The Clarification of the Veiled Theories (Hsueh-Pu-Tung-Pien), specifically his comments on Wang Yang-ming’s The Later Chu Hsi: The Conclusion (Chu-Tzu-Wan-Nien-Ting-Lun) and Cheng Min-cheng’s The Way Is One(Tao-I-Pien), which, according to Chen, suffer from the same fault of reconciling and combining Chu Hsi and Lu Hsiang-shan. I will begin with a thorough investigation on Chen’s comments, sorting out as well as explaining the book’s merits and flaws, and weigh its intended effect. I endeavor to reevaluate this book in the hope of bring out a more constructive perspective on the issues concerning the reflections on the similarities and dissimilarities between Chu and Lu.
Subjects
《學蔀通辨》
《道一編》
《朱子晚年定論》
朱陸異同
朱陸調和
The Clarification of the Veiled Theories (Hsueh-Pu-Tung-Pien)
The Later Chu Hsi: The Conclusion (Chu-Tzu-Wan-Nien-Ting-Lun)
The Way Is One (Tao-I-Pien)
the similarities and dissimilarities between Chu and Lu
reconciliation and combination of Chu and Lu
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journal article
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