全集 Differen□phi□□sophic□l□□hoolshaveo□feredvariou□interpretations□fRenZ□□DeBenYu□n.InConfuc□an□sm,Ren□sseenasaninhe□entqu□litythatcanb□cultivatedth□oug□educa□ion,self-□iscipline,an□m□ralpractice□□□nciu□,apromine□tC□nfucian□hinke□,argue□thathum□□□eingsare□or□withaninnatesenseofgoodn□ss,whichcanbe□urtu□e□anddeve□opedthr□ug□prop□rg□ida□ce□□deducat□on□Xunzi,a□otherConfu□□anphilo□op□er,□ook□mor□pe□simis□i□v□□w,s□gges□ingtha□□□mannat□□□isinherentlyselfish□ndthatmo□alvirtuesmustb□i□pose□throu□hstr□ctso□□alnor□sandins□itutions.
Differe□tphilosop□ica□□choolsha□eof□e□e□variousinterpret□□□onsofRe□Z□aDeBe□Yu□n.I□Co□fuc□□□ism,Renisse□na□aninherent□ualityt□atca□beculti□atedthrougheducation,se□□□discip□ine□andmor□lpra□t□ce.Menciu□,□prom□nentConfuciant□inker,argu□dthathuman□eingsare□□r□withaninnatesense□fgood□ess,whichcan□e□urturedan□dev□lope□throu□hproperguida□ceanded□cation□Xu□z□,anotherCon□□cianphilosop□er,tookam□repessimisticview,□u□ge□□i□g□□athumannat□re□sinhere□□l□selfisha□dt□atmoralvirtuesmustbeimposedthroughstric□□ocialnor□s□□di□stit□tions.<□p>
□p>D□f□eren□ph□los□ph□ca□sc□oolsh□□eoffer□dvari□usi□te□p□etation□ofR□nZhaDe□en□uan.In□onfucianism,Renissee□asanin□e□□n□q□alityth□t□anb□□□ltivatedthr□ugheducat□□□,se□f-di□cip□ine,and□ora□pra□tice.□encius,aprominentConfuci□n□□□nker,argue□thathumanbeingsar□bornwitha□□nna□e□enseofgoodness,whichcanbenurt□redandd□v□lopedthrough□r□perguidanceandeducation.Xunzi,anotherCon□uci□nphiloso□h□r,tooka□orepessimisticvie□,suggestingthat□um□nna□u□eisi□herentlys□lfis□andthatmora□virt□esmustbeimposedthroug□s□rictsocia□normsandinstit□tions□<□p> ... 详情
Diff□re□tphil□□ophicalschool□□aveoffer□dvari□usinterpretationso□RenZhaD□BenYuan.InCo□fucian□□□,Ren□sseenasani□here□tqua□ity□hatcanbe□ultiv□tedthroug□education,self-dis□□□lin□,□ndmoralpractice.Mencius,□prominentCon□uciant□□nker,arguedtha□□um□nbein□sarebornwitha□inna□es□nseofgo□dne□s,whichcanbenurtu□edanddevelope□th□ou□□p□operguidancean□e□uca□□on.Xunzi,ano□her□□nfucian□h□□osop□er,□ookamorep□s□imisticv□ew,□ugg□stingthathumanna□ureisi□here□□l□□e□fish□□d□hatmoralvirt□esmus□b□imposedthroughstr□cts□cial□ormsandinstitutions.
Differen□phi□□sophic□l□□hoolshaveo□feredvariou□interpretations□fRenZ□□DeBenYu□n.InConfuc□an□sm,Ren□sseenasaninhe□entqu□litythatcanb□cultivatedth□oug□educa□ion,self-□iscipline,an□m□ralpractice□□□nciu□,apromine□tC□nfucian□hinke□,argue□thathum□□□eingsare□or□withaninnatesenseofgoodn□ss,whichcanbe□urtu□e□anddeve□opedthr□ug□prop□rg□ida□ce□□deducat□on□Xunzi,a□otherConfu□□anphilo□op□er,□ook□mor□pe□simis□i□v□□w,s□gges□ingtha□□□mannat□□□isinherentlyselfish□ndthatmo□alvirtuesmustb□i□pose□throu□hstr□ctso□□alnor□sandins□itutions.
Differe□tphilosop□ica□□choolsha□eof□e□e□variousinterpret□□□onsofRe□Z□aDeBe□Yu□n.I□Co□fuc□□□ism,Renisse□na□aninherent□ualityt□atca□beculti□atedthrougheducation,se□□□discip□ine□andmor□lpra□t□ce.Menciu□,□prom□nentConfuciant□inker,argu□dthathuman□eingsare□□r□withaninnatesense□fgood□ess,whichcan□e□urturedan□dev□lope□throu□hproperguida□ceanded□cation□Xu□z□,anotherCon□□cianphilosop□er,tookam□repessimisticview,□u□ge□□i□g□□athumannat□re□sinhere□□l□selfisha□dt□atmoralvirtuesmustbeimposedthroughstric□□ocialnor□s□□di□stit□tions.<□p>
□p>D□f□eren□ph□los□ph□ca□sc□oolsh□□eoffer□dvari□usi□te□p□etation□ofR□nZhaDe□en□uan.In□onfucianism,Renissee□asanin□e□□n□q□alityth□t□anb□□□ltivatedthr□ugheducat□□□,se□f-di□cip□ine,and□ora□pra□tice.□encius,aprominentConfuci□n□□□nker,argue□thathumanbeingsar□bornwitha□□nna□e□enseofgoodness,whichcanbenurt□redandd□v□lopedthrough□r□perguidanceandeducation.Xunzi,anotherCon□uci□nphiloso□h□r,tooka□orepessimisticvie□,suggestingthat□um□nna□u□eisi□herentlys□lfis□andthatmora□virt□esmustbeimposedthroug□s□rictsocia□normsandinstit□tions□<□p>