《易經．未濟卦》之循環思想探析

《易經》為中國甚最具特色的一部經典，影響中華文化深遠。《易經》共有六十四卦，始於〈乾卦〉、〈坤卦〉終於〈既濟卦〉、〈未濟卦〉，自古以來關於六十四卦序之討論繁多，其中尤以〈未濟卦〉列為最後一卦之原由為最，因此本文試由〈未濟卦〉來分析，瞭解《易經》卦序安排，並非偶成而是有意義的，代表生生不息，運轉不停之循環思想，如此觀念在同時期之文明中，應是獨特且進步的，而首先便由〈未濟卦〉的內容來進行說明，並整理前人之見解，以為佐證。

關鍵字

易經；未濟卦；既濟卦；六十四卦序

並列摘要

"The Book of Changes" is one of China's most unique classics and has a profound influence on Chinese culture. There are sixty-four hexagrams in the "Book of Changes", starting from the "Qian hexagram", "Kun hexagram" and ending with "Jiji hexagram" and "Weiji hexagram". Since ancient times, there have been many discussions on the order of the sixty-four hexagrams, especially " The reason why Weiji Gua> is listed as the last hexagram is the most important. Therefore, this article will try to analyze it from Weiji Gua to understand that the arrangement of the hexagrams in the Book of Changes is not accidental but meaningful. It represents endless life and endless operation. The idea of the cycle of stopping should be unique and progressive in the civilization of the same period. First of all, it will be explained by the content of "Weiji Gua" and the previous opinions will be compiled as support.