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2014
Wang Bi’s syncretistic hermeneutics, influenced by his affiliations with the Jingzhou school of learning, draws on a combination of Confucian political and social thought, Daoist naturalism, and Huang-Lao concepts of the sage ruler, while his interest in the function of language also owes much to the School of Names.
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Wang Bi’s syncretistic hermeneutics, influenced by his affiliations with the Jingzhou school of learning, draws on a combination of Confucian political and social thought, Daoist naturalism, and Huang-Lao concepts of the sage ruler, while his interest in the function of language also owes much to the School of Names.
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Acrolejeunea sinensis (Jian Wang bis, R.L.Zhu et Gradst.) Jian Wang bis et Gradst.
2016Acrolejeunea sinensis (Jian Wang bis, R.L.Zhu et Gradst.) Jian Wang bis et Gradst., Bryophyte Diversity Evol. 36 (1): 39, 2014 (see Wang et al. 2014c). BASIONYM: Trocholejeunea sinensis Jian Wang bis, R.L.Zhu et Gradst., Phytotaxa 174 (5): 296, 2014 (see Wang et al. 2014b).
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2022
Rudolf Wagner spent at least twenty-three years studying the commentary on the Laozi by Wang Bi (226–249), as long as Wang Bi had lived. In his chapter “Wang Bi’s Political Philosophy,” Wagner states that “Wang Bi claimed that the Laozi’s entire teaching could be ‘summed up in [this] one phrase’”: 崇本以息末，守母以存子. On the basis of this phrase, Wagner claims
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Rudolf Wagner spent at least twenty-three years studying the commentary on the Laozi by Wang Bi (226–249), as long as Wang Bi had lived. In his chapter “Wang Bi’s Political Philosophy,” Wagner states that “Wang Bi claimed that the Laozi’s entire teaching could be ‘summed up in [this] one phrase’”: 崇本以息末，守母以存子. On the basis of this phrase, Wagner claims
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Tungurictis peignei Wang & Tseng & Ye & Meng & Bi 2020, n. sp.
2020Published as part of Wang, Xiaoming, Tseng, Z. Jack, Wu, Wen-yu, Ye, Jie, Meng, Jin & Bi, Shundong, 2020, A new species of Tungurictis Colbert, 1939 (Carnivora, Hyaenidae) from the middle Miocene of Junggar Basin, northwestern China and the early divergence of basal hyaenids in East Asia, pp.
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Diaporthe eucommiigena S. Y. Wang, Yong Wang bis & Y. Li
Published as part of Li, Xinyue, Xu, Xiulan, Xiang, Shasha, Liu, Feng, Wang, Feihu, Jiang, Xuejing, Liu, Yinggao & Yang, Chunlin, 2025, Morpho-phylogenetic evidence reveals two new species and two new host records of Diaporthe (Diaporthales, Diaporthaceae) from Phellodendron chinense in Sichuan, China, pp. 205-233 in MycoKeys 123 on pages 205-233, DOI:Li, Xinyue +7 more
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Cladosporium guizhouense S. Y. Wang, Yong Wang bis & Y. Li
Cladosporium guizhouense S. Y. Wang, Yong Wang bis & Y. Li, MycoKeys 91: 151–168 (2022) sp. nov. Fig. 5 Description. Parasitic on aphids from Telosma cordata (Burm. f.) Merr. (Apocynaceae). Sexual morph: Not observed. Asexual morph: Hyphomycetous. Mycelium superficial and immersed, with abundant sporulation on the surface of aphids. Conidiophores erect,Yang, Chunlin +6 more
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Philosopher Wang Bi as a Hero in “Records of Anomalies”
2022The works and lives of the “xuan xue” adherents were admired by many generations of subsequent writers. The life of Wang Bi, who made a significant contribution to the creation of the basic fund of categories that Chinese philosophy expectedly attracted the attention of biographers, as well as writers who worked in the genre of “records of anomalies ...
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Metaphysics without Ontology: Wang Bi and the Daodejing
2020It is impossible to avoid the conclusion that much of how the modern world views the Daodejing is more attributable to the Xuanxue commentator Wang Bi than to any putative author named “Laozi.” Because of Wang Bi’s emphasis on metaphysics, modern European commentators have almost universally favored an ontological reading of the Daodejing, which ...
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The Wang Bi Recension of the Laozi
Early China, 1989There are seventy-nine places in Wang Bi's Laozi zhu where the text of the Laozi transmitted over this commentary differs from quotations of it contained within the commentary. Building on the textual studies of Professor Shima Kunio, this essay demonstrates that the readings given in the commentary are supported in practically every case by a series ...
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Finding Hope and Certainty: Wang Bi’s Commentaries on the Yijing
Journal of Chinese Philosophy, 2020In this article, I analyze Wang Bi’s (226–249) essays in General Comments on the Changes of the Zhou (Zhouyi Lueli 《周易略例》). I argue that these essays reveal Wang Bi’s unique approach to finding hope and certainty in an ever-changing world. Taking trigrams and hexagrams as symbols of forces that shape our life, Wang Bi creates a philosophical framework ...
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