JIANGHAN ACADEMIC ›› 2016, Vol. 35 ›› Issue (4): 97-102.doi: 10.16388/j.cnki.cn42-1843/c.2016.04.013
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JIA Qingjun,LI Jing
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Abstract: The four-sentence doctrine is essence of Wang Yang-ming’s theory of conscience;interpretations and arguments have never stopped since it came into being. A study of the interpretations helps us learn about the changes of thoughts since ancient times. The ancients interpretations of the doctrine were mainly conducted within the realm of Confucianism;their world outlook and moral outlook were substantially coherent and their debates dwelt on the forms of expression,that is,the discussion over“accomplishment”and“ontology”.Modern scholars’interpretations show a pluralistic trend as their world outlook and moral outlook have changed tremendously. The modern interpretations can be classified as seven theories, namely: accomplishment theory,bi- tier theory,state of mind theory,organism theory or cosmology,negation theory,human desire theory,and cognitive theory.
Key words: Wang Yangming, four-sentence doctrine, conscience, interpretation
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B248.2
JIA Qingjun,LI Jing. Analysis of Ancient and Modern Interpretations of Wang Yangming’s Four-sentence Doctrine[J]. JIANGHAN ACADEMIC, 2016, 35(4): 97-102.
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