Visit the homepage for more information. There are three main currents in Chinese Philosophy, namely: Confucianism, Taoism (Daoism) and Zen Buddhism. The spirit of joy seems to run through all of ...

So just who was Confucius, anyway? It’s a question I ... the most important translator of classical Chinese, Japanese, and Mongolian literature and philosophy into English in the first half of the ...

Finally, the broader implications of Chinese philosophy as a world philosophy have been discussed, emphasizing the need to present Confucian thought in a way that resonates with contemporary ...

He created a philosophy that later became a major influence ... Religion and Ritual in Chinese Society. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1974. Confucianism (In addition to the Confucian classics, ...

Description: Twenty-six centuries after their origination, the principles laid down in the Analects of Confucius still act as the foundation of Chinese philosophy, ethics, society and government, and ...

Chinese philosophy, as a new form of culture ... Han Dynasty (25-220), the notion that "heaven is dead" prevailed; Confucian moral concepts and values waned; and, society experienced major ...

This belief is reflected in the dietetic culture of the Chinese nation; it also conforms to dietetic hygiene because meats are not easily digested. Confucius said, “Only wine drinking is not ...

The phrase refers to a system where "the moral theory of Confucianism is manipulated to veil the power political reality of Legalism," according to Crane, who studies ancient Chinese philosophy ...

This philosophy provides an alternative ... Another criticism of China's attempts to promote traditional Chinese culture - especially Confucianism - is that it promotes state propaganda or ...

“In the spirit of celebrating the Chinese New Year, we are once again reminded of Confucius' wisdom, which emphasises that ...

and Director of the UB Confucius Institute since 2013. He had an international reputation for his work in ancient Greek philosophy, classical Chinese philosophy, and comparative philosophy.