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Philosophy and Religion in Early Medieval China by Chan, Alan Kam-leung, Lo, Yuet Keung. is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
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Contents 6 Introduction 8 1. Sage Nature and the Logic of Namelessness: Reconstructing He Yan’s Explication of Dao 30 2. Tracing the Dao: Wang Bi’s Theory of Names 60 3. Hexagrams and Politics: Wang Bi’s Political Philosophy in the Zhouyi zhu 78 4. Li in Wang Bi and Guo Xiang: Coherence in the Dark 104 5. The Sage without Emotion: Music, Mind, and Politics in Xi Kang 142 6. The Ideas of Illness, Healing, and Morality in Early Heavenly Master Daoism 180 7. Imagining Community: Family Values and Morality in the Lingbao Scriptures 210 8. What is Geyi, After All? 234 9. The Buddharaja Image of Emperor Wu of Liang 272 10. Social and Cultural Dimensions of Reclusion in Early Medieval China 298 11. Destiny and Retribution in Early Medieval China 326 Contributors 364 Index 368 A 368 B 368 C 369 D 370 E 371 F 371 G 372 H 372 I 374 J 374 K 374 L 374 M 375 N 376 O 376 P 376 Q 377 R 377 S 377 T 379 U 379 V 379 W 379 X 380 Y 381 Z 382
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Common subject areas: history, science, philosophy, social sciences.
- Author
- Chan, Alan Kam-leung, Lo, Yuet Keung.
- Publisher
- State University of New York Press
- Published
- 2010
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction