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dc.creator陳榮灼zh_TW
dc.creatorChan, Wing-cheuk
dc.date2004-07
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dc.date.available2016-08-11T07:21:08Z-
dc.date.issued2016-08-11T07:21:08Z-
dc.identifier.urihttp://nccur.lib.nccu.edu.tw/handle/140.119/100075-
dc.description.abstract近年來環境倫理學成為一門顯學,但是這門學科仍然欠缺一適切的哲學架構。而一適切的哲學架構必須是宇宙論式而非以人類為中心。在提出一道家式哲學架構上本文試圖填補此一真空。 本文首先分析晚期海德格如何發展出一對道家之「四域」概念的解釋學應用,從而進一步釐清道家義「大地」的本質。其次、順著對海德格之倫理思想的定性, 我們指出道家於何種方式上安立環境倫理學。這展示了道家並非只屬一純然過去的思想,而其「讓萵物回到其自身之分位」這一原則在當代仍可有相干性。而一般而言、這不但証明透過與海德格之對話來重建道家哲學之可行性,同時為溝通東西哲學提供一個具體的新個例。
dc.description.abstractRecently, earth ethics or environmental ethics has become a popular filed of research. But there is lack of a cosmological and non-anthropocentric philosophical framework for earth ethics. In this essay we try to fill this gap by developing a Taoist framework. Starting with the later Heidegger`s transformation of the four-fold, we will first of all clarify the essence of earth. After pinpointing the eco-ethical character of such an approach, we will show how a Taoist framework can be achieved by reactivating its fundamental principle that letting things return to their proper places. This should also deepen the exploration of the ethical implications of Heidegger`s way of thinking.
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dc.relation政治大學哲學學報, 12, 1-26
dc.relationThe national Chengchi university philosophical
dc.subject道家哲學; 環境倫理學; 海德格; 環境倫理學
dc.subjectTaoism; Heidegger; earth ethics
dc.titleTaoist Thought and Earth Ethics
dc.title.alternative道家思想與環境倫理學
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