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The Strategy of Interpreting the Daodejing through Confucianism in Park Se-dang’s Sinju Dodeokgyeong

Religions, 2023
This research study examines Park Se-dang’s Sinju Dodeokgyeong, which was the first complete exegesis of the Daodejing (DDJ) in Korea. This study investigates the theoretical strategies that Park used to interpret the DDJ from a Neo-Confucian perspective
Heejung Seo-Reich
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Transreading in the Nordic Mode: Olav H. Hauge in Dialogue with Laozi and Eckhart

Migrating Minds, 2023
In the 20th century, many American, British, German, and French writers found in ancient Chinese poetry and philosophy a new means to reflect upon their own cultures.
Zhang, Huiwen Helen
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Narratives of a lost spatial pattern: a spatial analysis of the distribution of Namo Daoguans in Guangzhou in Republican period

Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering, 2023
This study employed a three-layer urban fabric analysis method based on Space Syntax techniques to analyze the spatial distribution of the Zhengyi 正一 Namo Daoguans (Nahm-mouh Daoist halls 喃呒道馆) in Guangzhou City during the Republic of China era in ...
Haoxian Cai, Wei Duan
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The Way of Thought and Practice

Eidos. A Journal for Philosophy of Culture, 2022
Preview: /Review: Poul Andersen, The Paradox of Being: Truth, Identity, and Images in Daoism (Leiden, The Netherlands: Harvard University Asia Center, 2019), 362 pages./ Philosophy tends to approach Daoism in degrees. One may be introduced to the Dao
Kevin C. Taylor
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The Influence of Daoism on the Dramatization of the Liaozhaixi of Chuanju

Religions, 2021
This study employs a collection of fresh resources of the Liaozhaixi of Chuanju (Sichuan opera) to examine the influence of Daoism upon the dramatization of Chinese theatre.
Xing Lan
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Tropical Daoism: transplant of Daoism to Brazil through the Taoist Society of Brazil and the Taoist Society of São Paulo

Horizonte, 2015
Daoism is a religion of Chinese origins that since the 19th century started to have contact with the Brazilian culture, beneath the Orientalism force.  Since the second half of the 20th century, we see a second wave of Daoism spread, albeit indirectly ...
Matheus Oliva da Costa
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The “Greening” of Daoism

Asian Studies, 2023
In recent decades there has been much discussion of Daoist thought in the light of environmental or ecological ethics. In this paper, I will discuss the meanings of ziran and wuwei, the two key terms in Daoism within its own tradition and then explore ...
Ellen Y. Zhang
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Ripensare l’esperienza estetica attraverso lo Zhuangzi

Rivista di Estetica, 2022
In this paper I consider two different perspectives on aesthetic experience. On the one hand, there is the tradition of Plato that proposes a metaphysical representation of the world in which sensible and over-sensible are rigidly separated. On the other
Massimiliano Lacertosa
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Between Taoism and Confucianism: tendencies in lyric poetry of the Western Jin period

RUDN Journal of Studies in Literature and Journalism, 2023
The author argues that the coexistence of Taoism and Confucianism in the historical arena of the Western Jin dynasty led to the fact that literati in their works moved from one “end of the spectrum” to another, reflecting both the unity and opposition of
Daria E. Malakhevich
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Ecology, physics, process philosophies, Buddhism, Daoism, and language: A case study of William Golding’s The Inheritors and Pincher Martin

Journal of World Languages, 2021
Much has been written about the ecological perspectives of Buddhism and Daoism, as examples of philosophies which emphasize process, impermanence, interconnectedness, and compassion for nature.
Goatly Andrew
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