An intellectual history of China

An intellectual history of China /

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Ge, Zhaoguang, 1950-
Corporate Author: Ebooks Corporation
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Chinese
Published: Leiden ; Boston : Brill, [2014].
Series:Brill's humanities in China library ; v. 6.
Subjects:
Philosophy, Chinese > History.
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Table of Contents:
  • Machine generated contents note: Prologue: The History of Chinese Intellectual History Itself
  • 1. History of General Knowledge, Thought and Belief
  • 2. Between the History of Knowledge and the History of Thought
  • 3. Foundational Presupposition of Chinese Thought: "Dao" or the "Way of Heaven"
  • 4. Continuity of Intellectual History Emerges
  • 5. Historical Memory, Intellectual Resources and Reinterpretation
  • 6. Pictures Where There Are No Pictures: How to Deal with Empty Spaces in Intellectual History
  • 7. Addition and Subtraction Methods in Intellectual History Research
  • 8. What Can Be a Resource Material for Intellectual History?
  • Brief Prologue: Remote Antiquity
  • 1. Reconstructing the World of Ancient Thought: Traditional Written Documents, Modern Theory, and Archeological Discoveries
  • 2. Shang Conceptual System as Recorded in the Oracle Bone Inscriptions
  • 3. Evolution of Thought as Recorded in the Written Documents and Bronze Inscriptions of the Western Zhou
  • 4. Chinese Script and Chinese Intellectual History
  • 5. Ceremonies, Symbols and a Numerological World Order as the Background of Later Intellectual History
  • Brief Prologue: China's "Axial Age"
  • 1. General Knowledge and Thought in the Spring and Autumn Period
  • 2. Continuation and Renewal of the Intellectual Tradition, I: Ru or the Confucians
  • 3. Continuation and Renewal of the Intellectual Tradition, II: Mo or the Moists
  • 4. Continuation and Renewal of the Intellectual Tradition, III: Dao or the Daoists
  • 5. Elite Thought and General Knowledge: Implications of Mantic and Medical Arts in Intellectual History
  • 1. Warring States Hundred Schools Contend, I: Cosmic Space and Time
  • 2. Warring States Hundred Schools Contend, II: Social Order
  • 3. Warring States Hundred Schools Contend, III: Life of the Individual
  • 4. Language and Reality: The Warring States Period Disputations on Names
  • Prologue: Coda to the Hundred Schools of Thought Contending
  • 1. General Knowledge Background and Intellectual Achievement in the Qin and Han Dynasties
  • 2. Toward a Synthesis of Knowledge and Philosophy: From the Luxuriant Dew of the Spring and Autumn Annals to the Huainanzi
  • 3. Establishment of a State Ideology: From the Luxuriant Dew of the Spring and Autumn Annals to the Discourses in the White Tiger Hall
  • 4. Classics and Apocrypha[—]The Consequences of Mutual Interaction between General Knowledge and Elite Thought
  • Prologue: Foreign Influence Enters China
  • 1. Evolution of Autochthonous Chinese Thought and Learning from Han to Jin
  • 2. Mysterious and Profound: A Turning Point of Intellectual History in the Third Century CE
  • 3. Purification of Daoist Teachings: The Religionization of Daoist Thought, Knowledge and Techniques
  • 1. Transmission of Buddhism to China and Its Significance in Intellectual History, I
  • 2. Transmission of Buddhism to China and Its Significance in Intellectual History, II
  • 3. Buddhist Conquest of China?
  • 4. Basic Outline of the Mainstream World of Knowledge and Thought in the Seventh Century.

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