The Research About Wei And Jin Dynasties' "Rendan" Thought

"Rendan" thought in the period of the Wei and Jin Dynasties is in touch with Confucian's "Kuang Juan" view and the Taoist's "Nature" view in the period of the pre-qin Dynasty.From Confucius and Mencius's "KuangJuan" view,Lao-zhuang's "Nature" view in the period of the pre-qin Dynasty and RenWuZhi of sanguo period to the "Rendan" thought of ShiShuoXinYu,a clues get through the thesis from beginning to end.Besides the introduction,the thesis is composed by three chapters.The first chapter analyses the pre-qin Dynasty's cultural origin of the Wei and Jin Dynasties"Rendan"thought.Firstly,the thesis analyses Confucius and Mencius's "Kuangjuan" view and explore the Confucian culture origin of the Wei and Jin Dynasties's "Rendan" thought.Secondly,the thesis analyses the Laozi and Zhuangzi's "Natural" view and explores the Taoist culture origin of the Wei and Jin Dynasties's "Rendan" thought.Thirdly,the thesis analyses the characters character thought which appeared in the pre-qin period of Confucian and Taoist and eventually matured in the Three Kingdoms period RenWuZhi of LiuShao.The thesis expounds the generating mechanism of "Rendan" thought.The second chapter expoundes the "Rendan" thought's expose and charm. This chapter depends on the relevant records in ShiShuoXinYu,which summarizes the "Rendan" thought's three forms, that is drinking,naked,capricious. On this basis, the chapter explores the "Rendan" thought's connotation. The connotation is contempt for decorum and attention to the true temperament. In fact, whether there is real temperament is a one of the standard of distinguish ture and false the Scholor-officials in Wei and Jin Dynasties.The third chapter primarily introduces "Rendan" thought of the influence of future generations. This kind of influence appeared on the east Jin, the Tang dynasty, the Song Dynasty, The Yuan Dynasty, The Ming Dynasty, The Qing Dynasty literati's body .It can be said,the Wei and Jin scholars with its "Rendan"thought set a good example for unborn scholars'self chastity.