本課程目標在於使學生能有基本的道德思考,主要以先秦道家思想為主,又於道家到了魏晉,以三玄為主,如老莊易,郭象詮釋莊子,而以適性逍遙詮釋莊子,而為儒道會通,而王弼亦是儒道會通,以崇本息末,崇道家之無,以舉其儒家之末的詮釋,王弼亦注有易經,以無統眾,又有卦主之說,少統眾之說

The goal of this course is to enable students to have basic moral thinking. It mainly focuses on Taoist thought in the pre-Qin Dynasty. After Taoism reached the Wei and Jin Dynasties, it mainly focused on the Three Mysteries, such as Lao Zhuangyi and Guo Xiang's interpretation of Zhuangzi, and the interpretation of adaptability and freedom. Zhuangzi is a master of Confucianism and Taoism, and Wang Bi is also a master of Confucianism and Taoism. He worships the original and the end of the rest, and worships the nothingness of Taoism, so as to give his interpretation of the end of Confucianism. Wang Bi also annotated the Book of Changes, saying that there is no unity of the masses, and there is the theory of the hexagram master, and the theory of the Shao unified the masses.

本課之目的在讓哲學系學士班同學在經過數年的哲學基礎訓練後，能在中國哲學之專題上對所學的內容與方法作綜合的應用，即就哲學的一個專題來閱讀與思考，並寫成報告，可以為日後進一步的研究奠定基礎。中國哲學的專題包括：（1）先秦道家哲學；（2）先秦儒家哲學；（3）兩漢哲學；（4）魏晉哲學；（5）隋唐佛學；（6）宋明理學；（7）近現代中國哲學。授課教師可就任一專題設計課程。

The purpose of this course is to enable students in the bachelor's degree class of the Department of Philosophy to comprehensively apply the content and methods they have learned on a topic in Chinese philosophy after several years of basic training in philosophy. That is, to read and think about a topic in philosophy and write a report, which can lay the foundation for further research in the future. Topics in Chinese philosophy include: (1) Pre-Qin Taoist philosophy; (2) Pre-Qin Confucian philosophy; (3) Han philosophy; (4) Wei and Jin philosophy; (5) Sui and Tang Buddhism; (6) Song and Ming Neo-Confucianism; (7) Modern Chinese philosophy. Teachers can design courses on any topic.

〔明〕王夫之：《船山全書》（全十六冊），湖南長沙：嶽麓書社出版，1996年。
〔明〕王夫之：《船山遺書全集》，全二十二冊，台北：自由出版社，1972年。（此全集由中華民國船山學會和自由出版社聯合重印1933年上海「太平洋書店」之《船山遺書》）
藥地炮莊
憨山大師解莊
楊氏易學二十卷,四明叢書
王弼集
王弼注易
郭慶藩莊子集釋

[Ming Dynasty] Wang Fuzhi: "The Complete Book of Chuanshan" (sixteen volumes in total), Changsha, Hunan: Published by Yuelu Publishing House, 1996.
[Ming Dynasty] Wang Fuzhi: "The Complete Works of Chuanshan's Posthumous Letters", twenty-two volumes in total, Taipei: Free Press, 1972. (This complete collection was jointly reprinted by the Chuanshan Society of the Republic of China and the Free Press in 1933 from the "Cuanshan Posthumous Letters" of the "Pacific Bookstore" in Shanghai)
Yaodi Pao Village
Master Hanshan explains the village
Twenty Volumes of Yang's Book of Changes, Siming Series
Wang Biji
Wang Bi's Notes
The Collection and Commentary of Guo Qingfan Zhuangzi