《中国哲学原著选读》教学大纲（Syllabus for selected readings of Chinese philosophical texts）.docVIP

《中国哲学原著选读》教学大纲（Syllabus for selected readings of Chinese philosophical texts） Own collection Think its useful So upload it to Baidu Share it with everyone! Syllabus for selected readings of Chinese philosophical texts Course Title: Selected Readings of Chinese Philosophy Class: designated hours: 80 hours Editors name: Feng Huanzhen unit: title of philosophy department: Associate Professor Subjects: Undergraduates: Philosophy grade: grade three students First, the purpose of this course and the basic requirements of teaching The aim of this course is to coordinate the teaching of the main course of philosophy, the history of Chinese Philosophy It will enable the undergraduate students of philosophy department to understand the main schools of traditional Chinese philosophy more deeply, the important issues they care about, the ways in which these problems can be thought and expressed, and their achievements in solving problems Concretely speaking Asking students to understand: 1. in traditional Chinese Philosophy There are three schools of Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism These three schools of thought are not concerned with the question of knowledge but the question of value That is how holy (Confucian), Tao (Taoism) and Buddha (Buddhism) or how to improve peoples personality and spiritual life problems 2., Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism, the three, in thinking how people to improve personality and spiritual ascension It is the ultimate state or the real state of human beings who are placed in their perception of the universe and life This ultimate state or reality is the starting point of his philosophical system Its the end The purpose of constructing their philosophy system is to provide a spiritual path for opening the reality of what they see It is a great difference between the western mainstream philosophers and the philosophy that they only think of the starting point of their philosophical thinking as the logical presupposition 3., when they thoroughly und