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2018
The Daodejing (or Tao Te Ching) is a brief work probably composed during the period 350–250 bc. It later became the most authoritative ‘scripture’ in the Daoist religious and philosophical tradition, and in modern times has become among the most often-translated and popular works in world religious literature.
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The Daodejing (or Tao Te Ching) is a brief work probably composed during the period 350–250 bc. It later became the most authoritative ‘scripture’ in the Daoist religious and philosophical tradition, and in modern times has become among the most often-translated and popular works in world religious literature.
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"Embracing the One" in the Daodejing
Philosophy East and West, 2009"Embracing the One" ( baoyi ) and "holding to the One" ( zhiyi ) are phrases that appear in different versions of the Daodejing . This essay argues that, in a specific philosophical context, these two phrases represent competing philosophical attitudes that stem from opposing cosmological visions. The recently unearthed "Great One Produces the Waters" (
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The Dao of Ethics: From the Writings of Levinas to the Daodejing
Journal of Chinese Philosophy, 2000Etude de la signification metaphysique et ethique du «Daodejing» en reference a l'oeuvre de Levinas. Alors que celui-ci offre une interpretation plausible du traite de Laozi, l'A. montre que l'ethique constitue la seule approche du Dao qui permette de visualiser l'invisible et de nommer l'innomable.
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2001
Abstract In this chapter we enter the world of Daoism (Taoism), the great rival of Confucianism in ancient China. Of the two, Daoism is the more col01ful. It has captured Western imaginations: witness books ranging from the Tao of Pooh to the Tao of Physics.
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Abstract In this chapter we enter the world of Daoism (Taoism), the great rival of Confucianism in ancient China. Of the two, Daoism is the more col01ful. It has captured Western imaginations: witness books ranging from the Tao of Pooh to the Tao of Physics.
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The Heart of the Daodejing: Nonviolent Personhood
2020In the eighteenth century Europeans began encountering canonical texts of philosophy and religion from the East, particularly from India and China. This chapter discusses the 81-poem Daoist text, known as the Daodejing, and its connections to daily life, its teaching on making life significant, and its deep understanding of the importance of ...
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Revisiting the Concept of the " Dao " in the Daodejing
Philosophy East and WestAbstract: Based on contemplating the original concern of the Daodejing , this article points out that, on a deep existential and practical level, the Dao signifies a new existential structure (and a new world of meaning), which is framed by the "four conforms." In essence, Laozi proposes the concept of the Dao to inspire an advisable way of life ...
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Levinas and the Daodejing on the Feminine: Intercultural Reflections
Journal of Chinese Philosophy, 2012This article revisits the theme of the feminine in Levinas’s writings and the Daodejing. First it addresses the question why the feminine as thematized through eros (and habitation) in Levinas’s early work loses her centrality in his later texts. Second it explores the feminine water metaphor and the Dao of ci in the Daodejing.
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The Original Text of the Daodejing: Disentangling Versions and Recensions
Religions, 2022Thomas Michael
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Reexamining the Different Paths to the Dao of the Daodejing
Religions, 2022Jing Tan, Xiangfei Bao
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Challenge and Revolution: An Analysis of Stanislas Julien’s Translation of the Daodejing
Religions, 2022Pan Xie
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