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例文
Finally
Tao
comes
to
possess
the
meaning
of
“rational
speech”
or
“word,”
and
in
this
sense
it
closely
resembles
the
Greek
Logos,
for
in
addition
to
its
philosophical
significance
the
term
Tao
touches
a
religious
chord
in
the
souls
of
the
Chinese
just
as
did
the
word
Logos
among
the
Platonists
and
the
Greek
Christians.
[…]
The
Tao
of
man,
jan
tao
[footnote:
人道],
is
the
process
of
ratiocination,
and
as
such
it
is
fallible;
but
there
is
an
Eternal
Reason,
ch‘ang
tao
[footnote:
常道],
also
called
t‘ien
tao
[footnote:
天道],
“Heaven’s
Reason,”
i.e.,
the
world-order
which
shapes
all
things,
and
the
burden
of
Lao-tze’s
message
is
to
let
this
Heaven’s
Reason
or
Eternal
Reason
prevail.
復習用の問題
Finally Tao comes to possess the meaning of “rational speech” or “word,” and in this sense it closely resembles the Greek Logos, for in addition to its philosophical significance the term Tao touches a religious chord in the souls of the Chinese just as did the word Logos among the Platonists and the Greek Christians. […] The Tao of man, jan tao [footnote: 人道], is the process of ratiocination, and as such it is fallible; but there is an Eternal Reason, ch‘ang tao [footnote: 常道], also called t‘ien tao [footnote: 天道], “Heaven’s Reason,” i.e., the world-order which shapes all things, and the burden of Lao-tze’s message is to let this Heaven’s Reason or Eternal Reason prevail.
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