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Page 107
... nature can be transformed slowly into a refined cul- tured artifact . Indeed , it is easy to picture the arch - Confucian Xunzi mischievously brandishing seemingly iconoclastic , ultra - Taoist slogans in order both to shock and inform ...
... nature can be transformed slowly into a refined cul- tured artifact . Indeed , it is easy to picture the arch - Confucian Xunzi mischievously brandishing seemingly iconoclastic , ultra - Taoist slogans in order both to shock and inform ...
Page 108
... nature " ( xing ) : " Mencius said : ' That man can study [ proves that ] his nature is good . ' I say : this is not so . This reveals that he has not reached an understanding of man's nature and not sufficiently observed the difference ...
... nature " ( xing ) : " Mencius said : ' That man can study [ proves that ] his nature is good . ' I say : this is not so . This reveals that he has not reached an understanding of man's nature and not sufficiently observed the difference ...
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... nature and the transformation of a linguistic sign the analysis must begin anew , this time at a higher level , as the analogy itself begins to tell its history . The agent in both cases is wei itself . In other words , wei is both the ...
... nature and the transformation of a linguistic sign the analysis must begin anew , this time at a higher level , as the analogy itself begins to tell its history . The agent in both cases is wei itself . In other words , wei is both the ...
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