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The world-conception of the Chinese : their astronomical, consmological and physico-philosophical speculations by Alfred Forke is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
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Introduction Table of Contents The Universe Ancient Times Beginnings of Chinese Astronomy The Six Astronomical Systems Similar Theories of Other Nations Creation Destruction of the World Infinity of Time and Space Heaven and Earth Modern Times System of the Universe Creation Destruction of the World and World Periods Infinity Heaven and Earth Analogies between Heaven, Earth and Man The Heavenly Bodies, the Sun, the Moon and the Stars Heaven Physical Viewpoint Subdivisions of Physical Heaven Qualities of Physical Heaven Religious-Philosophical Viewpoint Nature of Heaven The Invocation of Heaven The Personification of Heaven Yin and Yang Ancient Times The Oldest Sources The Original Meaning of Yin and Yang Yin and Yang as Fluids and Primary Elements Yin and Yang the Substances of Heaven and Earth, the Sun and the Moon The Alternation of the Yin and Yang During the Seasons and According to the Points of the Compass Yin and Yang Cause the Weather Yin and Yang the Primary Substances of the Five Elements Yin and Yang as Correlates Yin and Yang in Animals and Man Yin and Yang in Cult Yin and Yang in Divination Yin and Yang in Medicine Yin and Yang in Warfare Modern Times Evolution of Yin
Who reads The world-conception of the Chinese : their astronomical, consmological and physico-philosophical speculations?
It is typically read by self-directed learners exploring a subject in depth.
Common subject areas: history, science, philosophy, social sciences.
- Author
- Alfred Forke
- Publisher
- A. Probsthain
- Published
- 1925
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- History, Humanities
