Titlebook: History of Chinese Philosophy Through Its Key Terms; Yueqing Wang,Qinggang Bao,Guoxing Guan Book 2020 Nanjing University Press 2020 Confuc

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,Natural Tendencies (,, 性),rs from different periods have endowed this concept with a great variety of different meanings. The different ideas that have been used to discuss it include life, good and bad, ., vital energy, principle (., 理), heart-mind, humaneness, righteousness, ritual propriety and wisdom, among innumerable o

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,Human Disposition (,, 情),, love and hate. It also refers to innate human desires such as sexual desires. In Chinese philosophy, the concept of . is used concurrently with ., and sometimes it is used together with concepts such as heart-mind and desire. . must, therefore, be investigated concurrently with human nature, heart

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,Being and Non-being (,, 有无),rm. . designates not existing, empty nothingness and not having form. The investigation into the question of being and non-being in Chinese philosophy is mainly manifested in two aspects, one is the significance of being and non-being, and the other is in terms of their relationship. The specific me

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,The Great Ultimate (,, 太极),and the needs of their own philosophical systems, different philosophers from different periods have all elaborated on this concept system. “Great ultimate” has thereby become a concept with many different interpretations.

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,Self-so (,, 自然), means instead, so of itself, originally so, the nature of what is so originally, and without artificial action. It also contains the sense of necessarily so, what is determined by mandate (命). Sometimes it also refers to being without intention and without purpose. As a philosophical concept, it is

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History of Chinese Philosophy Through Its Key Terms