摘要
《周易》在中国文化中的地位举足轻重,与传播的关系也极为密切,不仅体现在语义层面,更体现在交往层面。《周易》不仅为人类交往绘制了"现实地图",还建构了"理想世界"。在《周易》看来,传播是不同事物相交、相通、相合的过程,起始于"交"的起点(建立联系),实现于"通"的状态(往来无阻),寄寓于"合"的理想(志同道合)。"交",是从阴阳之交,推及到生命男女、君臣上下和天下同人之交;"通",是从"济通致远",推及到"上下通泰"和"心灵相通",归结于"通天下之志";"合",是从"器盖相合",推及到"合道"、"合德"与"合志"。"交-通-合"意味着,传播是不同心灵的交汇,是交往障碍的消除和心灵的相通,是人与理想世界的价值契合,以及人与人心志的融合。从"内在理路"研究传播的意义,不是为西方理论提供了东方"注脚",也不仅是提供了西方问题的不同回答,而是提出了新的问题和思维方式,为理解人类传播提供了多元视角。
Ⅰ Ching, which plays a vital role in Chinese culture, has a close relationship with communication, not only in semantic, but also in social intercourse. It draws a 'real map' for human interaction, and also constructs an 'ideal world'. In the view of Ⅰ Ching, communication is the process of different things to contact, to fuse and to be unobstructed. Communication starts with establishing connection(Jiao), and completes with target of coming and going freely(Tong), and it has the dream of like-minded(He). Jiao in Ⅰ Ching refers to the archetypal case of communication between Yin and Yang, and then extends in communication between man and woman, upper class and rough scuff in society. Tong in Ⅰ Ching refers to the archetypal case of unobstructed road, and then extends in meaning of life growing well, and to make knowledge transmission smoothly, and to make communication between human beings. He in Ⅰ Chingrefers to the archetypal case of lidding implements, and then extends in meaning of being accord of Tao, of virtue and of aspiration of others. 'Jiao, Tong and He' means to communication is the fusing across cultures and nations,the elimination of interpersonal obstacles, and the agreement of human and ideal worlds. Researching communication from inner logic is neither to interpret western theory, nor give different answers to those questions, but to put forward new questions and thinking styles and provide multiple angles on understanding human communication.
出处
《浙江社会科学》
CSSCI
北大核心
2016年第8期70-81,158,共12页
Zhejiang Social Sciences
基金
2013年度浙江省哲学社会科学规划课题“华夏传播理论研究:新视野、新思维、新路径”(编号:13NDJC169YB)的成果之一
关键词
周易
易经
易传
本土
传播
交-通-合
Chinese
Ⅰ Ching
communication
theory
thoughts
ideas