英文摘要
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Wang Bi's commentaries of ”Laozi” and Guo Xiang's annotations of ”Zhuangzi” were the most well-known among others in the Wei-Jin Dynasties. They both annotated the pre-Qin Taoists works before developing their own philosophies. As ”nature and feeling” is a vital issue concerning both the physical and the human world, this article would address Wang's and Guo's opinions on the theories of nature and feeling and accordingly remark on the differences between their approaches. Their differences lie in their methodologies. Wang showed the possibility of ”the Whole (quan, 全)” to discuss nature and feeling by means of ”nihil (wu, 無),” while Guo showed the view of ”being itself (zi ran, 自然)” on nature and feeling by means of ”existence (you, 有).”
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