서(恕), 환대(歡待), 인정투쟁(認定鬪爭) -상호주관성의 은유적 형식들-

Abstract

The Shù(恕) is a word that represents an attitude toward the Intersubjectivity of Confucianism. This contrasts with the word is Struggle for Recognition and Hospitalité. This article attempts to compare them from the perspective of metaphorical forms of intersubjectivity. Man as a Merchant , This is the metaphorical foundation of the Shù. Man as a Traveler , This is the metaphorical foundation of the Hospitalité. Man is a Warrior , This is the metaphorical foundation of the Struggle for Recognition. The combination of the conceptual system of life with the conceptual system of markets, places and battlefields resulted in this conceptual metaphor. The interrelationships among the components of this hybridity are proposed as channels for identifying the characteristics of the interrelationships experienced in life. In the case of Shù, give and take, In the case of Hospitalité, the visit and the reception of the guests, In the case of Struggle for Recognition, the attack and the counterattack, These three forms of behavior were mobilized as metaphorical sources that partly capture aspects of interrelationships. These words have refined their semantics and given depth and diversity through variations in these basic structures. In the case of Shù, Four aspects are distinguished through an affiliate called the column of Shù. The first Shù is practiced amid uncertainty about the possibility of an unknown batter's action. From the second, the action taken in the previous phaseis implemented in consideration of the recursive effects and the increasingly known nature of the other person. The last Shù shows a unilateral aspect that blocks the possibility of a batter's recursive behavior through self-immolation. The remaining people embody this as a practice for another person. This creates a kind of meam. An infinite Shù of 'flowing' between humans will emerge.