Understanding Main Ideas Of Three Discourses On Wisdom From The Perspective Of Process Philosophy

From the text of Three Discourses on Wisdom,we can see the word “process” of frequent use,and the process thinking also exists in various key theoretical propositions.Therefore,this paper,based on the relevant text,reinterprets and recognizes some key propositions in his Three Discourses on Wisdom from the point of view of the process.Through the discussion of the relevant propositions contained in the three major directions of epistemology,methodology and ethics,this paper draws a conclusion that Feng Qi's way of discussing the thought of the process has a unique characteristic,and in his discussion,we can come to the conclusion that: how to put(philosophy)theory into process.In terms of truth,Feng Qi believes that the development and acquisition of truth is a process.The specificity and objectivity of the truth require that the concept and reality be consistent with the subjective and objective ones through the contradictory movements of different opinions and viewpoints;and the historicity of truth indicates that the truth is relative and subject to historical constraints,and therefore is a process.The acquisition of truth needs to be implemented step by step,which includes the formation of concepts and the test of theory by practice,and the formation of the concept is also a process.Therefore,the acquisition of truth and truth itself is the process.In the methodology,Feng Qi put forward the theory method,the theory requires realistic scientific understanding,then through the combination of analysis and synthesis,both logical and historical methods the fact is also the practice of verification,the three steps that the theory is not accomplished it is a process.In his theory of virtue,Feng Qi put forward the cultivation and realization of ideal personality as a process.Both morality and ideal personality are the discussion of human nature.In traditional philosophy,the discussion of human nature cannot be separated from the proposition that the subject revealing being through its own activities.This proposition is also a process.