강유위(康有爲)의 『대동서(大同書)』에 나타난 불살생관(不殺生觀) = A Study on Ahims. of Buddhism in the Kang Yuwei`s Ta-t`ung-shu

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

The doctrine of Ahimsa(non-violence) in India would be shared with other indigenous religions emphasis on respect for life, even the most distinctive features of Buddhist ethics. For life as we saw in the precepts of Ahimsa of Buddhism, the basic attitude of respect for all living things in nature and can be seen that comes from compassion. Kang Yuwei especially the Ta-t`ung-shu Ahimsa in the subject of human and animals, and plants, including even a microscopic worm even further. These targets for the intentional killing of the killing, because the cause build-ups are prohibited. Kang Yuwei all human life and is identified as being of equal value. Thus, Ahimsa does not hurt the lives of others. Ta-t`ung-shu important information has been. The same perspective on live, overcome the instrumental values and respect for life and culture in establishing grounds for ideological resources is sufficient. Behavioral, ecological, and in each of these thinkers will be happening on the ecological culture, eventually becoming symbiotic of nature and improve the quality of human life will be fulfilled. That the step ``alive`` cherish and ``alive`` and will look out of compassion and Ahimsa. That dream of Kang Yuwei and painless world of paradise, or ``Ideal Society`` will become a basic condition for achieving.