Titlebook: Dao Companion to the Philosophy of Xunzi; Eric L. Hutton Book 2016 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2016 Ancient Confucianism.Virtue E

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Xunzi and Pre-Modern Korean Thinkers,ot much different from the views of Chinese Neo-Confucians. In their eyes, Xunzi’s argument was antithetical to the mainstream theory or incomplete in its explanation of the origins of sages and goodness. Yet, during this same period various aspects of Xunzi’s thought were highlighted by reformist t

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Atypical Interaction: An Introduction,moral quality of the noble man (.). As such, a chapter such as “Quan xue,” which is largely void of an identifiable authorial voice, may best be seen as a compiled text instead of an original creation. By contrast, chapter 23, “Xing’e,” despite its own problems of textual incoherence and possible co

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Auca- eine bedrohte Lebensform,he beautiful and sacred realm of the symbolic, his hermeneutic approach can contribute significantly to contemporary ritual theory and can speak to many people who find themselves alienated from the rituals of their traditions.

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Audi Alteram Partem in Criminal Proceedingsght is just a sort of Edo-period extension of Xunzi’s thought, but rather it is the case that, based on “Ming dynasty knowledge” and under the guidance of the methodology of . 古文辭學(xué) (“the study of ancient words and phrases”), Sorai uses the . to reconstruct “the Way of the sages.” The . is thus indee