Titlebook: Daoism in Early China; Huang-Lao Thought in Feng Cao Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to

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Huang-Lao Daoism Research in Light of Excavated Texts,s of Dao and governance after the traditions of Laozi (老子) and the Yellow Emperor (. 黃帝) respectively. Then, by turning our sights to . (. 太一生水), . (. 恒先), . . (. 三德), . . (.凡物流形) and other such bamboo-slip manuscripts from the State of Chu (楚) in the Warring States period, we are able to identify v

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Huang-Lao Thought and Folk Techniques and Calculations: Using Clues from Excavated Texts,. However, up until today, there has been an asymmetry in scholarship of the two; while there is a great deal of research on the Laozi and his followers, there is much less on the “words of the Yellow Emperor.” There is a close connection between “the words of the Yellow Emperor” and folk techniques

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The Literary Structure and Characteristics of the Thought in the Bamboo Manuscript Known as , (,),(. 聞之曰) appears some nine times, suggesting that the text relies to some extent on the words of a historical figure or classic text. It attempts to provide explanations of the reasons for existence by appealing to descriptions of Dao (道), the One (. 一) or the Heart-mind (. 心), and draws upon these t

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From Auto-Creation to Autonomy: An Analysis of Political Philosophy in the ,, author, and with considerable reference to the academic English translation by Erica Brindley et al. and published in Dao (2013)]. (氣是自生, 恒莫生氣) is a challenging concept in research into the . 恒先, a bamboo manuscript from a collection originating in the ancient State of Chu, that is currently housed

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The Idea of Names or Naming as One of the Key Concepts in the ,: Discussing the Relationship Betweee of the .. In fact, of the three major concepts seen in the text—that is, Dao (道), Names (Ming名) and Legality (Fa 法)—we find that most previous work has concentrated on the first and last concepts, leaving the concept of Names relatively untouched. In the conceptual structure of the ., to approach

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Amateur Subtitling on the Internet. However, up until today, there has been an asymmetry in scholarship of the two; while there is a great deal of research on the Laozi and his followers, there is much less on the “words of the Yellow Emperor.” There is a close connection between “the words of the Yellow Emperor” and folk techniques

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Usability and Website Localisation(. 聞之曰) appears some nine times, suggesting that the text relies to some extent on the words of a historical figure or classic text. It attempts to provide explanations of the reasons for existence by appealing to descriptions of Dao (道), the One (. 一) or the Heart-mind (. 心), and draws upon these t

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Amateur Subtitling on the Internet author, and with considerable reference to the academic English translation by Erica Brindley et al. and published in Dao (2013)]. (氣是自生, 恒莫生氣) is a challenging concept in research into the . 恒先, a bamboo manuscript from a collection originating in the ancient State of Chu, that is currently housed