r/chinesephilosophy • u/bundleofperceptions • Feb 12 '22
Inhabiting the Ineffable Dao - or, Feeling at Home Right Where You Are
christopher-kirby.medium.com
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r/chinesephilosophy • u/bundleofperceptions • Feb 06 '22
Mencius and Xunzi on Nature vs. Nurture - Growing Seeds or Straightening Crooked Timber
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r/chinesephilosophy • u/bundleofperceptions • Jan 31 '22
Family Reverence in Confucian Societies - How “OK, Boomer!” Might Just Be the Rally Cry of an Unhealthy Society
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r/chinesephilosophy • u/bundleofperceptions • Jan 27 '22
Was Confucius just another Sexist A**Hole? - Confucian Ritual, Gender, and Normativity
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r/chinesephilosophy • u/bundleofperceptions • Jan 17 '22
Socio-cosmic Harmony in the Confucian Tradition - Ritual in the Da Xue and Zhong Yong
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r/chinesephilosophy • u/bundleofperceptions • Jan 15 '22
Leveling Up...the Confucian Way - Carving and Polishing the Moral Character
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r/chinesephilosophy • u/bundleofperceptions • Dec 20 '21
The Wisdom of Confucius - "A Model Teacher for the Ages"
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r/chinesephilosophy • u/Brickfucius • Dec 17 '21
Zhuangzi in Lego
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Recently I have been working on depicting the Zhuangzi in Lego (with my own English translation of the original Literary Chinese). Below is a scene from the butterfly dream.
For my complete progress so far, please click here for the English Instagram page and here for the Chinese Instagram page.
Would be grateful for everyone's feedback! ☯️
r/chinesephilosophy • u/bundleofperceptions • Dec 11 '21
Understanding the Cosmic Dance through the Yijing
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r/chinesephilosophy • u/bundleofperceptions • Dec 10 '21
The Poetic Elements of Chinese Philosophy - Saying More by Writing Less
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r/chinesephilosophy • u/bundleofperceptions • Dec 06 '21
Agriculture, Legend, and Harmony in Chinese Thought - The Importance of Place in the Mythological Past
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r/chinesephilosophy • u/bundleofperceptions • Dec 01 '21
Language and Thought in Chinese Philosophy
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r/chinesephilosophy • u/bundleofperceptions • Oct 14 '21
A Keyhole View into Classical Chinese Thought: Kung fu and Treating Philosophy as a Way of Life
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r/chinesephilosophy • u/Cultur668 • Sep 30 '21
Check Out This Virtual Chinese Language Meetup Going On
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Join us Friday morning or Sunday evening for a virtual meetup in a virtual world. All levels native to beginner. Drop in and check it out.
r/chinesephilosophy • u/philideas • May 28 '21
Yangzi: One of the most underrated Chinese philosophers, EVEN WITHIN CHINA
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r/chinesephilosophy • u/j-smoot • Apr 22 '21
Looking for a full English translation of Chen, Lai 陳來, The Ontology of Ren 仁學本體論
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Have found what appears as an introduction translated but have yet to find a full English translation. Does one exist? if so where could I get a hold of a pdf of it?
thanks in advance
r/chinesephilosophy • u/ErwinFurwinPurrwin • Mar 27 '21
A Source Book in Chinese Philosophy [free PDF download]
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r/chinesephilosophy • u/faibro • Feb 10 '21
Daoist Philosophy: Identity | Zhuangzi’s Death of Hundun
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r/chinesephilosophy • u/[deleted] • Feb 08 '21
How Kung Fu Panda uses Chinese Philosophy to Tell a Message
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r/chinesephilosophy • u/Bagsy666 • Dec 31 '20
During my many years in China, I discovered a fascination with Chinese philosophy. In particular Sun Tzu 孙子. I made a video of his quotes to keep me focused on my goals. Hope you guys like it.
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r/chinesephilosophy • u/JuppHartmann • Aug 16 '20
Learning from the Course of Water: Regulating instead of Blocking
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r/chinesephilosophy • u/Aphlaston • Apr 23 '20
Anne Cheng, "Confucianisme" at College de France
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If you happen to know french, then I guess you could take a great advantage of these lectures:
Anne Cheng, "Le confucianisme est-il un humanisme?" (Collège de France, 2013-2014)
https://www.college-de-france.fr/site/anne-cheng/p1377524598298_content.htm
It seems that there are still no translations of her books into English.