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Who Owns Tradition? Religion and the Messiness of History [PDF]
, 2001 Bell, Catherine
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Politics' education's understanding on Daodejing of Xuanzong
THE JOURNAL OF KOREAN PHILOSOPHICAL HISTORY, 2007 openaire +1 more source
'Since heaven has not yet destroyed this culture, what can the men of Kuang do to me?': cosmological confucianism and the development of science [PDF]
, 2008 Dessein, Bart
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A Study on Metaphor of Laozi’s Daodejing
Journal of Chinese Language and Literature, 2012 openaire +1 more source
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Laozi’s Daodejing (6th Century BC)
2014This chapter examines Daodejing, a compilation of sayings written by Laozi which focuses on engagement in political and practical affairs in early China. It discusses the text of Daodejing, its difficulties, origin, and purpose as well as its emphasis on both action and process.
Jack Barbalet
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2015
This is a selection from a multi-step collaborative translation that began with the Chinese put into English. Then the three scholar-poets worked on the language of their first step in translation to make better available to modern readers the experience of a poem through an integration of form and meaning.
Breeden, David +2 more
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This is a selection from a multi-step collaborative translation that began with the Chinese put into English. Then the three scholar-poets worked on the language of their first step in translation to make better available to modern readers the experience of a poem through an integration of form and meaning.
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Journal of Chinese Philosophy, 2014
The Mozi and the Daodejing are usually seen as fundamentally distinct and even opposed. In this article, I argue that they should be seen as emerging from a context of shared concerns and assumptions. The article begins by laying out initial commonalities between the two texts, offering a justification for discussing them together.
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The Mozi and the Daodejing are usually seen as fundamentally distinct and even opposed. In this article, I argue that they should be seen as emerging from a context of shared concerns and assumptions. The article begins by laying out initial commonalities between the two texts, offering a justification for discussing them together.
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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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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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