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1. Confucius and His Teachings
A great flowering of philosophical thought took place in China between the sixth and third centuries B.C. The leaders of some of these schools of philosophy are still recognized today as outstanding
Author: HOU JUELIANG Year 1986 Issue 2 PDF HTML
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2. Lao Zi: The Way of Nature
THE PHILOSOPHY of Lao Zi, whose teachings later became the core of Daoism (Taoism), was created out of the same social climate as that of Confucius, but he reacted quite differently to it. The years
Author: HOU JUELIANG Year 1986 Issue 4 PDF HTML
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3. Mo Zi: Down-To-Earth Universal Love
ONE story about philosopher Mo Zi concerns how he averted a war. The years in which he lived, roughly 468-376 B.C., were those of the Warring States, when the country had broken up into smaller
Author: HOU JUELIANG Year 1986 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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4. Zhuang Zi: Man or Butterfly?
Fourth in a series which appears every other month.OF ALL the ancient philosophers, Zhuang Zi is the most original and the most delightful to read. I became intrigued by him after I read a tale by
Author: HOU JUELIANG Year 1986 Issue 8 PDF HTML
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5. Gongsun Long: 'A White Horse Is Not a Horse'
DURING THE Warring States period (5th-3rd centuries B.C.) it became common for rulers to keep philosophers and other talented people as advisers to help strengthen the states against their rivals.
Author: HOU JUELIANG Year 1986 Issue 10 PDF HTML
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6. Military Strategists Sun Wu and Sun Bin
THE IDEAS in Master Sun's Art of War, China's first military classic, are still so pertinent that they are studied by military strategists even today. They were influential in forming Mao Zedong's
Author: HOU JUELIANG Year 1986 Issue 12 PDF HTML
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7. Mencius, the 'Second Sage'
MENCIUS, one of the most famous names in Chinese philosophy, lived from about 372 to 289 B.C. Rather than founding a school of philosophy of his own, he became the first of many inheritors and
Author: HOU JUELIANG Year 1987 Issue 2 PDF HTML
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8. Xun Zi, the Eclectic Confucian
CERTAIN TRENCHANT and poetic lines from Xun Zi's Quart Xue Pian ("On Study"), which I first read in my teens, are still vivid in my memory. Indeed, they helped shape my thinking:"Indigo blue is
Author: HOU JUELIANG Year 1987 Issue 4 PDF HTML
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9. Han Fei of the Legalist School
ABOUT 20 years ago a professor of mine tried to interest me in Han Fei (c. 280-233 B.C.), "Han spoke with a stammer, but wrote beautifully," said my teacher, "Just read his essay 'On the Difficulties
Author: HOU JUELIANG Year 1987 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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10. Qu Yuan: Statesman and China's First Great Poet
SOME 2,200 years ago a middle-aged exile received word that his native State of Chu had been conquered and overrun by the powerful State of Qin. All he had done to prevent this contingency had been
Author: HOU JUELIANG Year 1987 Issue 8 PDF HTML