The Philosophical Dialogue About Life Between Chuang Tzu And Heidegger Under The Horizon Of The Post-modernism

The dialogue is the basic attitude which the post-modernist treats the different kinds of cultures and civilizations in the globalization. The new century is the century of dialogue and synthesis, the superior culture only relies on the dialogue and the exchange of different cultures. For this, the basic significance of two kinds of cultural comparison doesn't lie in who is more superior, but lies in taking each other as the mirror warning, comparing notes to strive, obtaining reconsidering and the reminder, and to meet some common problems.The article attempts to explore the intercommunication between the Chuang Tzu and Heidegger's philosophy of life on the horizon of post-modernism. The exploration attempts to excavate how the Chuang Tzu's philosophy affects the Heidegger's thought, and in what kind of significance the Heidegger's thought has a probability of mutually dialogue with the Chinese philosophy, as well as carefully examining the interaction of their philosophy, and whether the dialogue be able to represent or indicate the future development of Chinese philosophy.The article is divided into four parts (starting from the second chapter). The first part is discussing the inevitability and necessity of dialogue and exchange about Chuang tzu and Heidegger's philosophy under the post-modernism; this also is the research background; The second part analyzes the intercommunication of"Tao"and"the existing"——the foundation of Chuang tzu and Heidegger's philosophy, it will provide the basis for the later research; The third part carries on the comparison between Chuang tzu and Heidegger's philosophy of life, it is the key of the whole paper, comprises four levels: the first, who is"the person"——the comparison between "honorable person" and "candidly existing"; the second, person's survival condition——the dialogue between "to mourn oneself to the thing, to lose one's nature to the vulgar" and "to perish to the world"; the third, the person's liberation——the dialogue between the comprehension of"Tao"...