英文摘要
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This paper analyzed the approaches that Wang Fu Zhi had adopted in Li Ji Zhang Ju and different scools on the Book of Rites, and thus concluded the possible influences Wang had made on the study of the Book of Rites in Ming dynasty and Qing dynasty. The finding was that Wang held the same position as Hao Jing did, which was to emphasize the orthodox position of Confucianism. The differences between Wang and Hao lay in the fact that Wang completely denied Zheng Xuan's perspective on the Book of Rites, which was also the mainstream of the study on the Book of Rites in Ming dynasty. Furthermore, what Wang had proposed the wrong compilation of "Li Yun" in Li Ji Zhang Ju became the new approach studying the Book of Rites. By analyzing "Fang Ji", "Biao Ji", "Zi Yi", Wang separated "Confucius said" into two categories, "what Confucius said", and "what the writer said". In conclusion, the contribution of the paper was to provide a clear picture of Wang’s position in the study of the Book of Rites in his time and of the development of research on the Book of Rites.
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