陽明學可謂宋明理學一大高峰，其辨析精微、細入毫芒，固發宋儒所未發，其致良知教與知行合一說尤為識者所關注，揆其核心問題不外是「本體與功夫」之辯析。本課程帶領學生深入陽明哲學的文本，期使學生能更精準把握陽明學的精要，進而能提煉出其中深微的哲學意趣。

Yangming Studies can be said to be the pinnacle of Neo-Confucianism in the Song and Ming Dynasties. Its analysis is subtle and down to the last detail, something that Confucianism in the Song Dynasty did not develop. Its theory of the teaching of conscience and the integration of knowledge and action has attracted the attention of those who are familiar with it. The core issue is nothing more than the analysis of "noumenon and kung fu". This course takes students in-depth into the texts of Yangming philosophy, with the goal of enabling students to more accurately grasp the essence of Yangming philosophy, and then to extract its profound philosophical meanings.

《王陽明全書》，三十八卷，(清)謝廷傑編。四庫叢刊景印明隆慶六年刊本。
《王陽明全書》，全四冊，三十卷。臺北﹕正中書局，1979年六版。
《王陽明全集》（上、下）。吳光、錢明、董平、姚延福編校。上海﹕上海
古籍出版社，1992年十二月第一版。
《王陽明傳習錄詳註集評》，陳榮捷 集評。臺北﹕臺灣學生書局，1988
年修訂再版。
《王龍溪全集》，全三冊，(明)王畿。臺北﹕華文書局景印清道光二年刻本。
《王畿集》，南京：鳳凰出版社，2007。
《明儒學案》，全一冊，(明)黃宗羲。臺北﹕世界書局，1984年二月四
版。

"The Complete Collection of Wang Yangming", thirty-eight volumes, edited by Xie Tingjie (Qing Dynasty). Sikucongjingjing was published in the sixth year of Longqing reign in the Ming Dynasty.
"The Complete Works of Wang Yangming", in four volumes, thirty volumes. Taipei: Zhengzhong Bookstore, sixth edition, 1979.
"The Complete Works of Wang Yangming" (Part 1, Part 2). Edited and edited by Wu Guang, Qian Ming, Dong Ping and Yao Yanfu. Shanghai﹕Shanghai
Ancient Books Publishing House, first edition in December 1992.
"Collected Commentary on the Detailed Annotations of Wang Yangming's Biography", collected comments by Chen Rongjie. Taipei: Taiwan Student Bookstore, 1988
Revised and reprinted year.
"The Complete Works of Wang Longxi", three volumes, Wang Ji (Ming Dynasty). Taipei: Chinese Bookstore Jing Yin Daoguang 2nd year of the Qing Dynasty.
"Collection of Wang Ji", Nanjing: Phoenix Publishing House, 2007.
"The Case of Confucianism in the Ming Dynasty", one volume, by Huang Zongxi (Ming Dynasty). Taipei: World Book Company, February 4, 1984
Edition.