The following thesis is the author's personal understanding of <Zhou yi zheng yi> by Qian Zhong shu. It probes into Qian's artistic principles as well as his academic achievements,and it tries to make some comments on< Zhou yi zheng yi>.The book is his magnum opus which is published in 1979,and on the beginning it is interpretation of <Zhou yi zheng yi>. Mr.Qian makes some comments on the interpretation of <Zhou yi zheng yi>,and he brings up many questions,which are of great creativity that were never thought about by his predecessors. "Opening up" and "comparison" are the main literary study method of Qian zhong shu, the aim is to explore the similars spirit which exist in Chinese and western culture.About "imagery of zhouyi and imagery of poetry","the similar spirit between Chinese and western cluture in <Guan zhui bian>", "distinetion within unfication "and other problems are the improtant literary thoughts. At the same time, Qian zhong shu based on the the specific text, widen range of many disciplines involved in the Chinese and Western Culture, exploring the <Guan zhui bian> in politics and religion, philosophy and ethics, writing and rhetoric and so on.Qian believes that history is often by pedantic scholars to solve a cult mentality <Zhou yi zheng yi>, they dare to "zhouyi" for critical interpretation. In his discussion of "change have three significance" issue, Qian refuted with Hegel that the Chinese text does not prejudice the dialectical features, noting that the text is full of Chinese Dialectics; on "imagery of Zhouyi and imagery of poetry", Qian pointed out that the two are "concentric appearance differences", the same can not be confused; in the "copulative" to interpret, Qian discusses the "the same heart, the same thing, the same reason", all of these provides a theoretical basis that he actively explore "the same spirit of chinese and western culture".Qian zhong shu induced "distinetion within unfication" from the "zhouyizhengyi·Kui" which is the universal law exists in Chinese and Western literature. |