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Shuifa HAN. Hanese-Thought Order and Ancient System of Gods[J]. Academic Monthly, 2023, 55(4): 45-71.
Hanese-Thought Order and Ancient System of Gods
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Abstract
The Hanese-thought order is a problematic, rich and fundamentally important area of research in the Hanese philosophy today, and it is also shown to be a fruitful method. Starting from this point and taking it as principle, the reexamination of ancient Hanese thought clarifies and recovers the spirit world of ancient Hanese, including its two main components, the system of gods and the system of mind. By analyzing and tracing the connections between the core words of the system of gods and their changes, the corresponding conceptual order and the changes of this order are sorted out, revealing the main structure of ancient Hanese thought and its major changes. Gu Jiegang denies that the system of gods was the fundamental factor and the main pillar of the social system throughout ancient Hanese thought because he lacks an effective method to clearly understand the binding nature of the Hanese-thought order; Yu Yingshi’s misjudgment of the relationship between humans and gods and the “eliminating the commonality between earth and heaven” in ancient Hanese is also due to his inappropriate methods and models that fail to comprehensively understand the direct connection between the word-thought-social order in ancient Hannese, and cannot pertinently grasp the ultimate intention of the systems of gods and mind in ancient Hanese.
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