الحياة والوجود وآفاق العقل (Shēngmìng cúnzài yǔ xīnlíng jìngjiè)

مقدمة

Tang Junyi’s last major work appeared in two volumes in 1977, shortly before his death, and sums up his philosophy. It describes nine horizons (jingjie) in which the mind relates to the world, arranged in three groups: horizons of objects, horizons of the subject and horizons that go beyond subject and object. The highest three correspond to Christianity, Buddhism and Confucianism, with the Confucian “flowing of heavenly virtue” as the most comprehensive. The structure recalls Hegel’s Phenomenology, but Tang described the horizons as mutually illuminating rather than superseding one another. The book is the most ambitious attempt of the New Confucians to build a philosophical system.

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• ظواهرية الروح1807 · جورج فيلهلم فريدريش هيغل

مزيد من أعمال تانغ جونيي

• 1953القيمة الروحية للثقافة الصينية (Zhōngguó wénhuà zhī jīngshén jiàzhí)
• 1958بيان إلى العالم من أجل الثقافة الصينية (Wèi Zhōngguó wénhuà jìnggào shìjiè rénshì xuānyán)