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Chinese Culture and Chinese Philosophy

Chinese Studies in Philosophy, 1988
Chinese culture has undergone a long process of evolution. Culture evolves in accordance with the evolution of the socioeconomic base. The evolution of culture and of philosophical thought are intricately related. If we are to understand China's culture we must first comprehend its philosophy.
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Chinese Scholars on Chinese Philosophy

Contemporary Chinese Thought, 1999
Today is probably the first time that so many people with such a wide variety of backgrounds are together at the Higher Institute of Philosphy of the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven to hear Chinese scholars talk about their own intellectual tradition.
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SOME PERSPECTIVES ON CHINESE PHILOSOPHY

Journal of Chinese Philosophy, 1986
The Chinese philosophical tradition is one of three great traditions going back to the Sixth Century B.C. It inherited a branch of the Indian tradition, Mahayana Buddhism, and gave it a unique development. The two native Chinese schools, Taoism and Confucianism, were strongly contrasting and to some extent mutually corrective. The third great tradition,
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The Contemporary Significance of Chinese Philosophy

Journal of Chinese Philosophy, 1986
By Chinese philosophy I mean the main streams of traditional Chinese philosophy such as Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism and the contemporary reconstruction of the philosophical insights of these schools. Are they still meaningful for us today? Before I can answer the question, first of all I would like to give a very brief review of the conditions ...
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Chinese Philosophy as a Kind of Field Philosophy

Social Epistemology, 2020
Chinese philosophy is practical in orientation. This practical orientation is consistent with field philosophy, which aims to break the disciplinary mode of knowledge production and establish inter...
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Chinese Language, Chinese Philosophy, and “Truth”

The Journal of Asian Studies, 1985
Pre-Han philosophical tradition did not address issues for which the concept of truth was central. Classical Chinese philosophy had virtually no metaphysical theory. The theory of language was mainly pragmatic. The semantic doctrines that were developed focused on terms rather than sentences or sententials. The Chinese theory of knowledge was primarily
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Chinese philosophy’s hybrid identity

2018
© 2018 selection and editorial matter, Ming Dong Gu; individual chapters, the contributors. The first part of this chapter describes a key conceptual structure that I argue is common to the writings of the twelfth-century Neo-Confucian philosopher Zhu Xi (1130-1200) and to a sixth-century Sinitic Buddhist text, the Awakening of Mahayana Faith.
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The Legitimacy and Consciousness of Chinese Philosophy: An Analysis of the Issue of the Legitimacy of Chinese Philosophy

Contemporary Chinese Thought, 2006
(2006). The Legitimacy and Consciousness of Chinese Philosophy: An Analysis of the Issue of the Legitimacy of Chinese Philosophy. Contemporary Chinese Thought: Vol. 37, No. 3, pp. 77-89.
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The Chinese philosophy of information by Kun Wu

Journal of Documentation, 2021
Tianqi Wu, Kaiyan Da
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Chinese Philosophy and Chinese Civilization

Journal of Chinese Philosophy, 1996
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