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Sources of Chinese tradition, compiled by Wm. Theodore de Bary, Wing-tsit Chan [and] Burton Watson. With contributions by Yi-pao Mei [and others]

By: Language: engund Series: Records of civilization, sources and studies ; 55. | Introduction to Oriental civilizationsPublication details: New York, Columbia University Press, 1960.Description: xxiv, 976 p. illus., maps. 24 cmISBN:
  • 0231022557
  • 9780231022552
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 951.0082
LOC classification:
  • DS703 .D4
Contents:
Pt. 1. The classical period. The Chinese tradition in antiquity ; Confucius ; Mo Tzu: universal love, utilitarianism, and uniformity ; Taoism ; Logic and cosmology ; Molders of the Confucian tradition ; The legalists. -- Pt. 2. The imperial age: Chʻin and Han. The imperial order ; The universal order ; The economic order ; Rationalism and superstition ; Confucianism and the Confucian canon ; The great Han historians. -- Pt. 3. Neo-Taoism and Buddhism. Neo-Taoism ; The introduction of Buddhism ; The schools of Buddhism I ; The schools of Buddhism II. -- Pt. 4. The Confucian revival. Precursors of the Confucian revival ; The Confucian revival in the Sung ; Neo-Confucianism: the school of principle or reason ; Neo-Confucianism: the school of the mind or intuition ; The late harvest of Confucian scholarship ; Popular religion and secret societies. -- Pt. 5. China and the new world. The opening of China to the West ; The heavenly kingdom of the Taipings ; Reform and reaction under the Manchus ; The Nationalist Revolution ; The new culture movement ; Chinese Communism.
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Books Books The Anton Library of Chinese Studies General Stacks DS703 .D4 1960 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available Translations from various sources and by various individuals. TBC00000073

Translations from various sources and by various individuals.

Bibliography: p. [949]-956.

Pt. 1. The classical period. The Chinese tradition in antiquity ; Confucius ; Mo Tzu: universal love, utilitarianism, and uniformity ; Taoism ; Logic and cosmology ; Molders of the Confucian tradition ; The legalists. -- Pt. 2. The imperial age: Chʻin and Han. The imperial order ; The universal order ; The economic order ; Rationalism and superstition ; Confucianism and the Confucian canon ; The great Han historians. -- Pt. 3. Neo-Taoism and Buddhism. Neo-Taoism ; The introduction of Buddhism ; The schools of Buddhism I ; The schools of Buddhism II. -- Pt. 4. The Confucian revival. Precursors of the Confucian revival ; The Confucian revival in the Sung ; Neo-Confucianism: the school of principle or reason ; Neo-Confucianism: the school of the mind or intuition ; The late harvest of Confucian scholarship ; Popular religion and secret societies. -- Pt. 5. China and the new world. The opening of China to the West ; The heavenly kingdom of the Taipings ; Reform and reaction under the Manchus ; The Nationalist Revolution ; The new culture movement ; Chinese Communism.

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