Titlebook: Confucianism, Buddhism, Daoism, Christianity and Chinese Culture; Yijie Tang Book 2015 Foreign Language Teaching and Research Publishing C

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137388377and formed distinctive cultural traditions. Through 2,000 years of development, these cultural traditions have become central to human intellectual wealth, but these different cultures in different regions developed independently at the beginning and did not originally influence each other. He says,

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Umar Hakim Mohd Hasri,Md Azalanshah Md Syedlay an important ideological role in several Asian countries. But why should Confucianism assume such importance in these countries? It is worthwhile to note the following points. First, the inaugural conference to mark the founding of this Confucian federation in Beijing was attended by representat

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Narration in Qualified Media Types dynasty till now, there have been more than 1,000 different commentaries and annotations of this text. Foreign scholars pay great attention to the . (.) as well. The English translations of the text already number more than twenty and there are translations into many other languages as well. Of cou

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Narration in Qualified Media Typeswith these questions, but, why do we study the history of religions? Should an ideal history of religions be time-conscious? Can such a history help people think seriously about the problems of religion that exist in the world today? All historians of religions need to address themselves to these ki

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Neue Perspektiven der Medien?sthetikent of human culture, needs to walk out of the debates on “China versus the West” and “the ancient versus the contemporary” that have lasted for more than a hundred years and to approach the new stage of mastering the knowledge of the four perspectives to realize the transformation of Chinese cultur

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Neue Perspektiven der Medien?sthetikas largely a historical discussion of the Confucian view about the question. This article is, however, not confined to a discussion of the Confucians and is not historical in its approach because such an approach would entail too unfocussed and lengthy an article. We will therefore analyze and discu

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,Emotion in Pre-Qin Ruist Moral Theory: An Explanation of “, Begins in ,”, of thepre-Qinnotion of . This article will concentrate on discussing the “theory of .” inpre-QinRuism, and also in Daoism. In addition, it will attempt a philosophical interpretation of “. begins in .,” and in the process offer philosophical interpretations of a number of important notions.