淡江評論, 第 16 卷,第 1 期Graduate Institute of Western Languages and Literature Research, Tamkang College of Arts and Sciences, 1985 |
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第 70 頁
... deep ground " is compared , via the metaphor / analogy , with the usefulness of his words , his customary " way of saying . " The comparison is both subtle and pragma- tic : Chuang - tzu shows Hui - tzu the use of a sage's words by ...
... deep ground " is compared , via the metaphor / analogy , with the usefulness of his words , his customary " way of saying . " The comparison is both subtle and pragma- tic : Chuang - tzu shows Hui - tzu the use of a sage's words by ...
第 73 頁
... deep enough , it won't have the strength to bear up great wings . Therefore when the P'eng rises ninety thousand li ... deep ground supports our deep walking , so deep water buoys up heavy floating , and deep air high flying . But the ...
... deep enough , it won't have the strength to bear up great wings . Therefore when the P'eng rises ninety thousand li ... deep ground supports our deep walking , so deep water buoys up heavy floating , and deep air high flying . But the ...
第 78 頁
... deep ground , ground so deep - or , in its ordinariness , so invisible that the axes of logicians and reasonable ( or " practical " ) men cannot undercut it . The use of the tree's everydayness is the use of deep or disappearing ...
... deep ground , ground so deep - or , in its ordinariness , so invisible that the axes of logicians and reasonable ( or " practical " ) men cannot undercut it . The use of the tree's everydayness is the use of deep or disappearing ...
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