| Summary: | 博士 === 國立彰化師範大學 === 國文學系 === 99 === This thesis employs the research results of Rudolf G. Wagner’s Trilogy about Wang Bi's Scholarly Exploration of That-Which-Is-Dark, to distinct the relation between Wang Bi's explanations of the Confucian classics and his scholarly exploration of That-Which-Is-Dark. As this topic is not originally a research theme of the trilogy, there is no answer in it, which can only be regarded as the resource to solve the academic problem. So in this thesis, besides trying hard to quote Wagner's relevant research results, supplement is much needed. At last the academic problem is needed to solve independently.
This thesis contains ten chapters. Chapter one is introduction. Five in other nine chapters, including Chapter Two, Three, and Five to Seven, Wagner's relevant research results are quoted. In Chapter Two, Wagner traced the background of the formation of Wang Bi's works. In Chapter Three, Wagner traced the context of Wang Bi's thought in his explanations of the Confucian classics. In Chapter Five to Seven, there are the investigation to Wagner's configuration of Wang Bi's Scholarly Exploration of That-Which-Is-Dark, including Wagner's procedure for the configuration, and Wang Bi's philosophical approach of language, ontology and political philosophy.
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