【类型】期刊
【题名】An Analysis of Zhuangzi’s Ecological View and Its Contemporary Inspiration
【作者】 王毅鹏
【关键词】 WuYongZhiYong Ecological Thought 当代价值 无用之用 DaoTongWeiYi WuWeiErZhi 生态思想 Contemporary Value 道通为一 无为而治
【摘要】The Zhuangzi contains a wealth of ecological philosophical ideas, which can be summarized into three levels: “WuWeiErZhi”, “DaoTongWeiYi” and “WuYongZhiYong”. “WuWeiErZhi” can be interpreted as Zhuangzi’s ecological philosophy of letting nature take its course, i.e. “The Supreme Being does nothing, the Great Sage does not do anything, and he observes heaven and earth”; the “DaoTongWeiYi” is sublimated on the basis of “WuWeiErZhi”, eliminating the “preconceptions” of anthropocentrism and the opposition between the material and the self. If we look at the Dao, then “heaven and earth are one finger, and everything is one horse”; “WuYongZhiYong” is the ultimate expression of Zhuangzi’s ecological thought, that everything in nature appears to be useless, but is actually of great use. The reason why it is considered useless is simply that “the master is certainly clumsy in using the great”. Zhuangzi’s ecological thought is rich in content and can provide many lessons for contemporary ecological issues. The idea of “WuWeiErZhi” means to follow the development of nature and not to interfere with its processes; the idea of “DaoTongWeiYi” implies a break with the anthropocentric mode of thinking in modern ecological civilization; the idea of “WuYongZhiYong” explains the contemporary ecological value of “green water and green hills are the silver mountain of gold”.
【年份】2022
【ISSN】2169-2599
【页码】883-887
【期号】5
【作者单位】贵州大学哲学与社会发展学院，贵州 贵阳
【期刊卷】11
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