Luo Rufang’s Studies of the “Innate Moral Mind of the Infant”

In History of Chinese Philosophy in the Ming Dynasty. Singapore: Springer Singapore. pp. 367-383 (2021)
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Abstract

The founder of Taizhou 泰州 Learning Wang Gen’s 王艮 idea of “innate moral knowing as pre-formed and self-present” underwent development and expansion by Wang Bi 王襞 and Xu Yue 徐樾, until it reached Luo Rufang, who fused it with the [Book of] Changes and Chan 禅 [Buddhism] and proposed his guiding precept of “the infant’s innate moral mind, without learning or consideration,” taking the idea of innate moral knowing as pre-formed and developing it to an extreme.

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