Difference between revisions of "Chinese Philosophy"
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| − | = 100 | + | = The "Axial age" = |
| − | + | == The debates of the 100 philosophical schools (400-200 BCE) == | |
*[[100 schools in the Warring State period]] [[User:Root|Root]] 18:01, 4 September 2012 (UTC) | *[[100 schools in the Warring State period]] [[User:Root|Root]] 18:01, 4 September 2012 (UTC) | ||
| + | = Confucius = | ||
| + | = Mozi = | ||
| + | = Confucius' disciple: Mencius = | ||
| + | = Laozi: Daodejing = | ||
| + | = Laozi's disciple: Zhuangzi = | ||
| + | = Legalism: The Book of Lord Shang and Han Feizi = | ||
| + | = Confucius' disciple: Xunzi and logic = | ||
| + | = Moral cultivation through ritual and morality as natural - answers by Confucius and Mencius = | ||
| + | = The importance of self-cultivation – Daoist and Confucian answers = | ||
| + | = Excourse = | ||
| + | *[[The benefits of Eastern Medicine in the Western context]] [[Special:Contributions/161.28.201.73|161.28.201.73]] 18:51, 4 October 2012 (UTC) | ||
| − | + | = Law and bureaucracy - the legalist answers and historical achievements = | |
| + | = Chan (Sanskrit: dhyana, Japanese: Zen, English: Meditation)-Buddhism = | ||
| + | = Review: Contribution of the main ancient Chinese philosophers to global thinking = | ||
Revision as of 06:11, 8 October 2012
The "Axial age"
The debates of the 100 philosophical schools (400-200 BCE)
- 100 schools in the Warring State period Root 18:01, 4 September 2012 (UTC)
Confucius
Mozi
Confucius' disciple: Mencius
Laozi: Daodejing
Laozi's disciple: Zhuangzi
Legalism: The Book of Lord Shang and Han Feizi
Confucius' disciple: Xunzi and logic
Moral cultivation through ritual and morality as natural - answers by Confucius and Mencius
The importance of self-cultivation – Daoist and Confucian answers
Excourse
- The benefits of Eastern Medicine in the Western context 161.28.201.73 18:51, 4 October 2012 (UTC)