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Dao and Ziran in Heshanggong’s Commentary on the Daodejing
2020The original Daodejing presents us with a collection of aphoristic fragments that on their own remain ambiguous and opaque. That is to say, Daoist philosophy only really begins when the earliest aphoristic records like the Daodejing achieve order in subsequent more architectonic works. When looking at the later stages of Daoist thought (i.e., Xuanxue),
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Ecohumanism: The Spontaneities of the Earth, Ziran, and K = 2
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Xu Bing’s cross-cultural fertilization: Ziran in transplanting
Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art, 2016Abstract Using ‘Forest Project’ by contemporary Chinese artist Xu Bing as a case study, this article investigates how the ideology of Ziran (the Chinese version of nature) has been promoted through the practice of art at a community and international level.
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What is nature? –ziranin early Daoist thinking
Asian Philosophy, 2016ABSTRACTThe question of the relation between humans and nature lies at the foundation of any philosophy. With the daily worsening environmental crisis, we are forced to face this ancient question again. Yet when we put it into the form of ‘humans and nature’, a metaphysics is already implied and the problem of nature has not yet been questioned.
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Ziran: The Philosophy of Spontaneous Self-Causation
The Journal of Asian Studies, 2023openaire +1 more source
Wang Chong’s View of Ziran and its Influence on Wang Bi and Guo Xiang
2020Wang Chong’s influence on the Xuanxue movement is well known. His Lunheng was prized and used by Cai Yong, Wang Lang, and a number of others as aid in their argumentative pursuits, which largely followed the methods devised by Wang. Wang has sometimes even been referred to as the first of the Xuanxue scholars. In this chapter, I argue that Wang Chong’s
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