Collection of Wang Yangming (2 Volumes in Total)
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The core of Yangming's theory of mind is "the heart is reason", "leading to conscience" and "the unity of knowledge and action". He advocates speaking according to the requirements of one's own nature, advocating that one should try one's best to express thoughts and feelings that have been suppressed for a long time, and advocating that people use the original "conscience" of "my heart" to distinguish right from wrong and act in accordance with their own wishes. This kind of practical spirit and values of achievement reflect the subjective spirit of human beings and have the shadow of modern enlightenment philosophy. Wang Yangming's pursuit of independent consciousness and the concept of individual liberation caused huge waves in the ideological circles at that time and injected fresh academic air. Years are passing and times are changing, but Wang Yangming's philosophy of mind remains timeless and still exudes great spiritual charm. In order to allow readers to comprehensively understand Wang Yangming's philosophy from multiple angles, we took the Longqing Xie's engraving of "Wang Wencheng Gongquan Shu" as the base, carefully edited, organized, and checked, and finally formed this set of "Wang Yangming Collection".
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The core of Wang Yangming's philosophy of mind
The core of Wang Yangming's theory of mind is "the heart is reason", "leading to conscience" and "the unity of knowledge and action". He advocates speaking according to the requirements of one's own nature, advocating that one should try one's best to express thoughts and feelings that have been suppressed for a long time, and advocating that people use the original "conscience" of "my heart" to distinguish right from wrong and act in accordance with their own wishes. This kind of practical spirit and values of achievement reflect the subjective spirit of human beings and have the shadow of modern enlightenment philosophy. Wang Yangming's pursuit of independent consciousness and the concept of individual liberation caused a huge stir in the ideological circles at that time and injected fresh academic air. Guo Moruo once commented on Wang Yangming: "His life is the embodiment of the struggle for self-improvement. He is a great spiritual lifer and the resurrecter of the Confucian spirit."
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Official(16)Scraped 8d ago
In-depth article
In-depth article, worth reading
Amitabha!
good
Not bad, very good! It has certain reading value.
I can't understand it. If I could explain it like Mingyue did back then, it wouldn't be too obscure.
Stop by and support!
Should be a good book
The core of Wang Yangming's philosophy of mind
The core of Wang Yangming's theory of mind is "the heart is reason", "leading to conscience" and "the unity of knowledge and action". He advocates speaking according to the requirements of one's own nature, advocating that one should try one's best to express thoughts and feelings that have been suppressed for a long time, and advocating that people use the original "conscience" of "my heart" to distinguish right from wrong and act in accordance with their own wishes. This kind of practical spirit and values of achievement reflect the subjective spirit of human beings and have the shadow of modern enlightenment philosophy. Wang Yangming's pursuit of independent consciousness and the concept of individual liberation caused a huge stir in the ideological circles at that time and injected fresh academic air. Guo Moruo once commented on Wang Yangming: "His life is the embodiment of the struggle for self-improvement. He is a great spiritual lifer and the resurrecter of the Confucian spirit."
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