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Laozi

2020
This chapter lay out a centrist interpretation of the Laozi on the basis of the Wang Bi recension, and then asks how much of this account needs to be adjusted in view of evidence from the Guodian manuscripts. Laozi is one of the few classical Chinese texts for which a theory of accretion might fit the facts.
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Yan Zun and the Lines of Dao: Reading Daodejing Chapter 42 Through Laozi, Heshang Gong, and Wang Bi

Religions
This study restores the late Western Han thinker Yan Zun to his rightful place in the history of Daoist thought. Despite the deep influence of his Laozi zhigui, its fractured transmission has led to modern neglect.
Thomas Michael
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Toleration and Justice in the Laozi: Engaging with Tao Jiang's Origins of Moral-Political Philosophy in Early China

Philosophy East & West, 2023
This review article engages with Tao Jiang’s ground-breaking monograph on the Origins of Moral-Political Philosophy in Early China with particular focus on the articulation of toleration and justice in the Laozi (otherwise called the Daodejing).
Ai Yuan
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The Citation of the Laozi 老子 in Qunshu zhiyao 群書治要: Daoism and Political Legitimacy in Early Tang China

Philosophy East & West
Qunshu zhiyao 群書治要, a crucial Tang compilation, played a central role in shaping state ideology and articulating shared beliefs. This article explores the inclusion of the Laozi and Heshang Gong’s commentary, highlighting how these texts were ...
Jiarui Guo
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The Application of Laozi's Leadership Spirit in Contemporary Higher Education

International Journal of Multidisciplinary Applied Business and Education Research
This paper examines the application of Laozi's leadership spirit in contemporary higher education, focusing on the practice of integrating Laozi's ideas into teaching and policies, as well as the enlightenment of Laozi's educational philosophy for ...
Wenyao Pang, Marivic B. Mutong
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A Comparative Study of Laozi and Socrates’ Humanistic Thoughts

Asian Social Science
The period from 600 BCE to 300 BCE was a pivotal era, during which various civilizations in the East and West made significant breakthroughs. In the East, the ancient Chinese sage Laozi, living in a time of moral decay and social upheaval, transcended ...
Lijun Liu
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On Laozi’s “Tao” and Confucius’s “Tao”

Scientific and Social Research
As great sages of the pre-Qin period, both Laozi and Confucius grounded their respective philosophical discourses on the concept of “Dao”, establishing the cultural foundations of Taoism and Confucianism.
Changshun Chen
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Transcendence and Nature in Chinese Philosophy: Man, Through the Eyes of Confucius, Laozi And Buddha

CURRENT RESEARCH JOURNAL OF PHILOLOGICAL SCIENCES
This article analyzes the concepts of transcendence and nature in Chinese philosophy based on the teachings of Confucius, Laozi, and Buddha. While Confucius sees man as a social being adapted to moral standards in society, Laozi considers him to be a ...
Berdiyev Umid Shoymurotovich
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The research on the unification of concept and objectivity in Chinese Taoist musical thought on the example of the concepts of Laozi and Zhuangzi

OOO "Zhurnal "Voprosy Istorii", 2023
In the study of Chinese Taoism, it is customary to compare the ideas of Zhuangzi and Laozi, which are both similar and different in philosophical musical and aesthetic concepts. This article analyzes the general views of Zhuangzi and Laozi on the musical-
Huijing Xiong, Yunlong Hou
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Research on the Thought of “Learning” and “Tao” in Laozi

Advances in Philosophy
Chapter 48 of Laozi puts forward the proposition ...
Yu Ran
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