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| Liang Shuming’s Theory on Humanity and Moral Concepts |
| Liu Lisha |
| School of Marxism， Central China Normal University， Wuhan 430079 |
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Abstract Liang Shuming’s theory on humanity includes triple structure， namely instinct， the ability to reason and ration， and the selflessness spirit (such as practicing goodness， seeking truth and creating and enjoying beauty). His main contribution is to separate selflessness spirit from instinct but avoid attributing it to mysterious experience or religious belief. The selflessness spirit motivates people to cultivate their actions to be natural， brilliant， and even great， which leads to a meaningful life. Therefore， Liang makes new contribution to the Confucian ethics.
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Received: 20 November 2018
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2018, Vol. 57 
