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論禪佛水月與“理一分殊”=On the Chan Buddhist Metaphor of Shuiyue 水月[“Water-Moon”] and Zhu Xi’s Theory of Liyi Fenshu 理一分殊 [One Principle in Multiple Manifestations] |
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張軼男 (著)=Zhang, Yi-nan (au.)
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陳金華 (著)=Chen, Jin-hua (au.)
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華林國際佛學學刊=Hualin International Journal of Buddhist Studies
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| Volume | v.2 n.2 |
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| Date | 2019.10 |
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| Pages | 208 - 243 |
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| Publisher | World Scholastic Publishers |
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http://www.worldscholastic.com/
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| Location | Singapore [新加坡] |
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| Content type | 期刊論文=Journal Article |
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| Language | 中文=Chinese |
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| Note | 作者單位：張軼男，北華大學。陳金華，英屬哥倫比亞大學。 |
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| Keyword | 禪佛教=Chan Buddhism; 水月=water moon; 意象=images; 詩學=Poetry; 理一分殊=One principle in multiple manifesations; 理學=Neo-Confucianism; 《朱子語類》=Zhuzi yulei [A Collection of Conversations with Master Zhu] |
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| Abstract | 近來有學者對佛教與朱熹理一分殊的影響關係提出異議，使這個已為學界廣泛接受的案頭習見有了重新討論的必要。通過對《朱子語類》中水月三喻的再解讀，可以確認傳統認識對於兩者關係的事實判斷沒有問題，問題在於止於兩者“有”關係，而對兩者關係究竟“如何”又“為何”如此，並無深談。現代思考應該做的，是將傳統理論放在現代的坐標系中，對其事實判斷予以價值重估，進而探索傳統未到之處。為此，需解決華嚴水月的禪化與詩化、理一分殊的禪學因數以及理一分殊的華嚴、禪宗影響說等幾個問題。要之，禪佛水月以其詩學象徵，承載著華嚴圓融辯證的禪理，融入朱熹理一分殊的思辨哲學中；水月之喻從宗教意象、到詩學意象、到哲學意象的嬗變，彌補了舊儒學思辨哲學與形象思維的先天不足，使“盛極而衰”的禪學借理學之體得以新生，對中國文化產生了存在而不可見的影響，此或可為佛教中國化的另一種解讀。從階段性歷史的角度看，援佛入儒推動了中國哲學的昇華，這一推陳出新帶給中國思想的，是積極的和進步的；然而，從大歷史高處考量，其後果和影響卻是複雜而一言難盡的。
Recently, some scholars put into question the scholarly consensus regarding Buddhist influences on Zhu Xi’s 朱熹 (1130–1200) theory of liyi fenshu 理一分殊 (‘One Principle in Multiple Manifestations’), which makes it necessary to re-examine this issue. By re-reading the three metaphors of shuiyue 水月 (Water-Moon) in the Zhuzi yulu 朱子語類 (A Collection of Conversations with Master Zhu), we could re-affirm the traditional opinion that a relationship indeed exists between Buddhism and Zhu Xi’s theory. However, the traditional opinion only proves that a relationship ‘existed’ and yet does not specify ‘how’ and ‘why’ this relationship came about. Hence, as modern scholars, we should position the traditional theories in the matrix of modern thoughts, so as to re-evaluate their validity and thereby reach places where traditional theories could not. A couple of issues in particular should warrant our attention, such as the Chan and poetic transformation of shuiyue which originated in the Huayan jing 華嚴經 [Buddhâvataṃsaka-sūtra]; the elements of the Chan philosophy in the theory of liyi fenshu; as well as the influence of the Huayan and Chan tradition thereon. In summary, shuiyue carries a poetic connotation of Chan Buddhism as well as the meditative insight of the Huayan Buddhist doctrine of the ‘perfect interfusion’ (Ch. yuanrong 圓融), which is then incorporated into Zhu Xi’s philosophical construct of liyi fenshu. The transformation that shuiyue underwent—from a religious symbol to a poetic imagery and to a philosophical concept—makes up the lack of philosophical and visual thinking in the traditional Confucian thoughts. Likewise, Chan Buddhism, which had passed its heyday, also became invigorated in this process: it was absorbed into the Neo-Confucianist thoughts and thereby continued exerting real—though imperceptible—influences on the Chinese culture. The case of shuiyue could perhaps reveal a new angle to studying the sinification of Buddhism. Viewing the Chinese intellectual history in terms of its successive stages, we could see how such absorption of Buddhist elements into Confucianism has propelled the Chinese philosophy to a new stage, bringing about positive progress for the Chinese thoughts. However, as for the specific consequences and influences of this transformation on the history at large, they would be too complex to unravel in a short article. |
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| Table of contents | 一、從傳統到現代：《朱子語類》水月三喻的再解讀 211
二、從《華嚴經》到華嚴宗：宗教水月意象的禪化 218
三、從華嚴學到禪學：禪學水月意象的詩化 222
四、從北宋諸子到南宋朱熹：理一分殊的禪學因數 228
五、從禪佛教到朱熹理學：詩學水月意象的哲理化 231
六、餘論 238 |
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| ISSN | 27050742 (P) |
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| DOI | DOI: 10.6939/HIJBS.201910_2(2).0006 |
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| Created date | 2021.03.08 |
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| Modified date | 2021.03.17 |
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