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It is therefore not surprising that current studies of the philosophy of “ Tang Yu zhi
Dao " mainly concern its relation to Confucian ideas , with only occasional
references to Mohism , Daoism , or other trends of thought.12 The problem with
the ...
It is therefore not surprising that current studies of the philosophy of “ Tang Yu zhi
Dao " mainly concern its relation to Confucian ideas , with only occasional
references to Mohism , Daoism , or other trends of thought.12 The problem with
the ...
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assumed to be particular branches of Confucianism , such as the “ Zisi and
Mengzi ” school , 13 or even more narrowly , with Zisi's line of thought . 14 In an
attempt to highlight the variation within Confucian thought , I will trace the two
central ...
assumed to be particular branches of Confucianism , such as the “ Zisi and
Mengzi ” school , 13 or even more narrowly , with Zisi's line of thought . 14 In an
attempt to highlight the variation within Confucian thought , I will trace the two
central ...
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Wu xing in Chinese thought In order to assess accurately the three occurrences
of wu xing terminology in the Sunzi , it is necessary to describe some of the
phenomena that came to be connected with the wu xing in general during the
Warring ...
Wu xing in Chinese thought In order to assess accurately the three occurrences
of wu xing terminology in the Sunzi , it is necessary to describe some of the
phenomena that came to be connected with the wu xing in general during the
Warring ...
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| Title | Bulletin |
| Author | Östasiatiska museet |
| Publisher | The Museum, 2004 |
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