Pouczenia dla praktycznego życia (Chuanxi lu)

Wprowadzenie

The title, “Record of Instructions for Practice”, alludes to Analects 1.4, where a disciple asks himself whether he has practised what was handed down to him. The book collects conversations and letters of Wang Yangming in three parts: the first was published by his disciple Xue Kan in 1518, further parts with letters and later dialogues were added in the 1520s and after Wang’s death. Among them is the story of how he and a friend tried to investigate the principle of bamboo by staring at it for days until they fell ill. The work is the main source for Wang’s School of Mind; Wing-tsit Chan’s English translation of 1963 gave it its English title.

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Krytykuje

• Komentarze do Czterech Ksiąg1190 · Zhu Xi

Podjęte w

• Kultury wschodnie i zachodnie oraz ich filozofie1921 · Liang Shuming
• Intuicja intelektualna a filozofia chińska1971 · Mou Zongsan
• Neo-Confucian Thought in Action: Wang Yang-ming’s Youth (1472–1509) (Myśl neokonfucjańska w działaniu: młodość Wang Yangminga)1976 · Tu Weiming

Krytykowane w

• Komentarz do „Korygowania nieoświeconych” Zhang Zai1685 · Wang Fuzhi