From the perspective of Francois Jullien's 'Interval' preliminary concept: The ideal world on 'Zhaung-Zi' and 'Politeia'

• Main Authors: Chun-TingLiu, 劉俊廷
• Other Authors: Hai-Yen Yeh
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2016
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/aqvbhv

碩士 === 國立成功大學 === 中國文學系 === 104 === Thesis Title ： From the perspective of Francois Jullien's 'Interval' preliminary concept: The ideal world on 'Zhaung-Zi' and 'Politeia' Author’s Name： Chun-Ting Liu Advisor’s Name ： Hai-Yen Yeh Department ＆ College ： Department of Chinese Literature Master of modern Chinese literature ,College of Liberal SUMMARY By comparing different culture and time, this thesis purported a common sense of“ The ideal world ”which basics on Zhaung-Zi and Plato’s view. First of all, to approach the main purpose, this thesis stands on the concept of “Interval”, tried to discover the space between “Zhaung-Zi” and “Politeia” separately. Second, through knowing the ideas of “Zhaunh-Zi” and then “Politeia”, the meaning of “wu-he-you-zhi-xiang(無何有之鄉)”will demonstrate the meaning of“Utopia”mutually. Finally, build on the theme of “Creation”, this thesis described a ideal personality to complete the construction of “The Ideal World” between two philosophers. Key words: Zhaunh-Zi , Plato , François Jullien , Politeia , Interval INTRODUCTION The following are providing sufficient background information to allow readers to understand and evaluate the paper’s results. (1) The nature and scope of the problem is what this thesis purported a common sense of“ The ideal world ”which basics on Zhaung-Zi and Plato’s view. (2) Review related literature, is 'Zhaung-Zi' and 'Politeia'. (3) The used materials and methods of the study is basic on François Jullien’ concept. (4) The main results of the study is build on the theme of “Creation”, this thesis described a ideal personality to complete the construction of “The Ideal World” between two philosophers. EACH CHAPTER SUMMARY Chapter1: Introduction discovered the problem awareness from the “Utopia” which be mentioned in 'Zhaung-Zi' and 'Politeia', stand on François Jullien’ s “Interval” and tend to explore a new vision between the two texts. Chapter2: Deal with the theme of “Creation”, concluded and compared the relating sources in 'Zhaung-Zi' and 'Politeia', dug this issue deeper and expanded it wider , drew a conclusion to make a discovery. Chapter3: Sum up the definition of “Perfect Personality” from 'Zhaung-Zi' and 'Politeia', constructed the moralities of 'Zhaung-Zi' and 'Politeia'. Chapter4: Basic on the vision of “Creation” and the definition of the moralities of 'Zhaung-Zi' and 'Politeia', the construction of “Ideal world” would be built clearly. Comparing these discussions through the “Interval”, the effects are much clear. Chapter5: Conclusion makes a systematic analysis of the definitions of “Ideal world” in 'Zhaung-Zi' and 'Politeia'. Through comparing these concepts, discovering the differences and make a self-examination of the way they knowing the “Ideal world”. Finally, clarify the outline of the “Ideal world” but also rise the universal of the morality. MATERIALS AND METHODS 'Zhaung-Zi' and 'Politeia' are the main texts. Focus on the concepts which relating to the “Utopia”, stand on François Jullien’s “Interval” to compare these two ideas, outline the differences, also develop the new vision that beyond the traditional researching. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION This thesis stands on the concept of “Interval”, tried to discover the space between “Zhaung-Zi” and “Politeia” separately. Second, through knowing the ideas of “Zhaunh-Zi” and then “Politeia”, the meaning of “wu-he-you-zhi-xiang(無何有之鄉)”will demonstrate the meaning of“Utopia”mutually. CONCLUSION (1) The main points of this thesis is stands on the concept of “Interval”, tried to discover the space between “Zhaung-Zi” and “Politeia” separately. They are significant, this thesis purported a common sense of“ The ideal world ”which basics on Zhaung-Zi and Plato’s view. (2) conclusions drawn is build on the theme of “Creation”, this thesis described a ideal personality to complete the construction of “The Ideal World” between two philosophers.