BSU bulletin. Humanities Research of Inner Asia
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An Analysis of Chinese Traditional Hermits from the Perspective of Philosophy // BSU bulletin. Humanities Research of Inner Asia. - 2016. №2. . - С. 24-31.
Title:
An Analysis of Chinese Traditional Hermits from the Perspective of Philosophy
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The group of hermits is a special philosophical object attracting much attention, and its culture is also a unique phenomenon in Chinese history. The hermit is an intellectual who is hiding from the bustle world and may not fit with the major value system. Thus, as a hermit, they first lead a simple life without much social contact with the outside world, and then they are intellectuals having not only the idiosyncrasy of “hiding” but also their own spirit carried on generation after generation. This paper is a discussion on the essence and spiritual idiosyncrasy of “hiding” and “intellectual” starting from the logic generation of “hiding”, and then a precise interpretation of the feature of “hermits” as a cultural phenomenon based on observation of their history.
Keywords:
hermit, hermit culture, hermit philosophy, traditional culture
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[4]Xu Shen & Duan Yucai. Shuo Wen Jie Zi [M]. Shanghai ancient books publishing house, 1981:20.
[5] Ban Gu. Book of Han [M]. Beijing: Zhonghua publishing house, 1962.
[6]Yu Yingshi. The Appearance and Development of Ancient Intellectuals [M] Shanghai people's publishing house, 2003: 4, 9-10.
[7]Xu Jiling. The Dignity of the Wise—Intellectuals and the Modern Culture [M]. Beijing: Stanford university press, 1991: 3-4.
[8](Song)Zhu Xi. Variorum Edition of the Four Books [M]. Shanghai: Shanghai ancient books publishing house, 1995:125.
[9]Zhang Dainian. Ethics and Independent Personality [J]. Journal of Peking University (Philosophy and Social Sciences). 1990(04).
[11][12]Hu Yipeng. The Generation Logic and Identity Construction of “hiding”—a Social History Research on Chinese Hermits [J]. Open times, 2012(02).
[13]Tang Degang. China’s Confuse [M]. Hong Kong: The people of the cultural undertakings co., ltd., 1991:27.
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