後漢末期の隠逸

Yin-yi (隠逸) at the Close of the Hou-Han (後漢) Dynasty

下見 隆雄

哲学

Tetsugaku : The Journal of Hiroshima Philosophical Society

In the Hou-Han (後漢) dynasty, the Confucianism was employed as an important ideology in the political world. A man of power valued chu-shi (処士) s who were renowned for their Confucian virtue, and often appointed them government officials. But almost always,chu- shis refused such appointments. Some of them got positions as government official affair repeated refusals. So chu-shis had their social positions by means of keeping out of the politics. Consequently, yin-yi (隠逸) s who had dislike to their taking part in politics and wanted to seclude themselves from society also came to be valued in the political world. Chu-shis and yin-yis, though some of them were unable to take reigns of government, got positions of high social status. At the close of the Hou-Han dynasty, we can point out, most of the intellectuals cherished yin-yi ideas.

東洋思想 [ 120 ]

日本語

広島哲学会

[ISSN] 0495-2200

[NCID] AN00150441