『四書評』의 眞僞 논쟁과 이탁오의 경학

Abstract

Li, Zhuo-Wu ,who greatly influenced the history of the study of Confucian Classics as well as the history of Chinese philosophy in general, produced scholarly works such as Dogorok, Kujeongyeokin, and Saseopyung. Among his works, Saseopyung was controversial because of disputes, from the late Ming dynasty until now, regarding the authenticity of its authorship. After considerable debate among scholars, the book is now recognized as the authentic work of Li, Zhuo-Wu. Saseopyung contains a unique approach not seen in previous scholarly works about Gyeonghak (the study of Confucian Classics), which is the understanding of the Chinese Classics from the perspective of Buddhism (especially, Zen). This approach has greatly influenced the study of Confucian Classics (Gyeonghak) of the Yangming school. Jang Dae’s Saseowoo and Zen Master Ji-Wook’s Noneojumjeong are examples that represent this influence. This initial approach of combining Buddhist and Confucian philosophies led to the ideological development of the theory of unity between Buddhism and Confucianism during the later era. This phenomenon shows the Yangming School’s great contribution to the history of the study of Confucian Classics. Furthermore, it has great significance due to the convergence of thoughts between Buddhism and Confucianism in the history of the study of Confucian Classics. Furthermore, given the convergence of thoughts between Buddhism and Confucianism in the history of the study of Confucian Classics, this approach is of much significance.