英文摘要
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This paper probes into the process of Chen-Li's studying and indicates that the process can be divided into two major stages. The main core of the first stage is category transformation, while the second one focuses on adjusting the method and attitude. Based on this, the paper argues that Chen-Li wanted the Yi-li (義理) learning to be well-known by everyone in his Xue-Sih-Lu (學思錄), which demonstrates Chen-Li's jing-shih (經世) ideal, and is a teaching material, but not a special book on classical studies. The most important thing is that Xue-Sih-Lu is not equal to Dong-Shu Du-Shu-Ji (東塾讀書記). This paper also puts Chen-Li's studying life against the backdrop of Qing dynasty intellectual atmosphere, and points out the transition of academicism from Qian-jia (乾嘉) to late Qing. The key of the transition was the method and attitude toward kao-zheng (考證), and this transition was caused by the scholars' jing-shih ideal.
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