Abstract： In the study of Chinese Philosophy, there is a presumption that philosophers are healthy robust people. Yet few studies focus on the influence of philosophers bodies on their philosophy though the influence does exist. Take Jiao Hong as an example. Jiao boasted a healthy body all his life, therefore he was curious on the philosophical problems and able to break through the experiential way of Taizhou School to embark on a new cognitive way. As to the relationship between body and philosophy, the philosophers in the Late Ming Dynasty can be divided into two types: the cognitive philosophers with a healthy body who, represented by Jiao Hong, chose the cognitive way in philosophy; the experiential philosophers with an unhealthy body who, represented by the three Yuan brothers from Gongan, chose the experiential way in philosophy.
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论焦竑的身体与哲学 ——兼谈晚明哲学中的“认知”与“体验”[J]. 江苏大学学报（社会科学版）, 2019, 21(2): 59-64.
DAI Yu-Min. On Jiao Hongs Body and Philosophy: Cognition and Experience in the Late Ming Philosophy. Journal of Jiangsu University（Social Science Editi, 2019, 21(2): 59-64.
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