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Harmonizing Diversity: Insights from Zhuangzi’s Concept of Zhi 知

Religions
Zhuangzi articulates a framework for harmonizing diversity in both thought and practice. An in-depth analysis of the concept of zhi 知 is essential for understanding Zhuangzi’s perspective on achieving harmony concerning the diverse and ever-changing ...
Cheng Wang
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Zhuangzi — a Dialogue about the Circularity of Being [PDF]

In this dialogue Zhuangzi and Jacob discuss nothing and something and their relation with ...
Gamper, Johan
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Yan Hui and Zhuangzi: the way of spiritual healing in the twin peaks of Confucianism and Daoism

Frontiers in Psychology
Yan Hui and Zhuangzi have often been read as representing two contrasting traditions of self-cultivation in early Chinese philosophy. Against the background of contemporary concern with psychological distress, this article argues that the Analects and ...
Junhong Zhu
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Contextualizing the Zhuangzi "Heaven" Pian [PDF]

Presented at "2023 Zhuangzi beyond the Inner Chapters in Seoul," Institute of Korean Philosophy and Culture, Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul, March 14-16 ...
Fraser, Chris
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From Nothingness to Nothing

Asian Studies
It is well-known that the Daoist tradition conceives the world as emerging from an unfathomable first principle called Dào 道 or wú 無. Early medieval thinkers and commentators such as Hé Yàn 何晏 and Wáng Bì 王弼 played a key role in the elaboration of this ...
Raphaël Van Daele
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TREATING A BIRD AS A BIRD: ANIMAL ETHICS AND THE LIMITS OF INTERVENTION IN THE ZHUANGZI

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Although nonhuman animals appear frequently in the premodern Chinese text Zhuangzi, they are often interpreted allegorically, leaving their ethical significance largely unexplored.
Ivana Buljan
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Zhuāngzĭ and Ailton Krenak Against Utilitarianism

Asian Studies
Despite temporal and geographical differences, two thinkers impacted their contexts with similar critiques of a type of reasoning they called “utilitarianism”: Zhuāngzǐ 莊子 (Chi­na, 369–286 BCE) and Ailton Krenak (Brazil, born 1953).
André Bueno, Julia Garcia Vilaça de Souza, Matheus Oliva da Costa   +2 more
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.11 Exploring the Possibility of East Asian Futures Studies: Reinterpreting Dator

, 2014
This paper attempts to enrich the understanding of futures studies through a perspective from East Asia. More concretely, the paper analyzes the four images of the future (FIF) that make up the core method of Dator’s futures studies through the lens of ...
Through Zhuangzi, Seongwon Park
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Part 1: ZHUANGZI, A HAPPY FAILURE (An Unfinished Serial)

This series pairs brief “allegorical tales” (寓言) from the enigmatic ancient Chinese classic Zhuangzi (莊子; ca. 4th through 3rd century BCE) with original watercolor paintings.
Dion, Mel, Williams, John R.
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Presence of absolute Oneness in Plotinus and Zhuangzi philosophy

, 2012
Reikšminiai žodžiai: Mistinė patirtis; Plotinas; Vienis; Zhuangzi; Mystical experience; Oneness; Plotinus ...
Budriūnaitė, Agnė
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